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Updated February 5, 2026
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The greenhouse book : make the most of your greenhouse throughout the year
Brown, Tom
Paper Book
Winner of the Garden Media Guild's Practical Book of the Year 2025, this is the ultimate guide to gardening under glass. Thinking of buying a greenhouse but aren't sure what to grow in it, or how? Or maybe you've inherited a garden with a greenhouse, but haven't got a clue what...
Kawaii appliqué quilts from Japan : how one country's love of all things tiny powers today's most intricate quilts
Ichikawa, Naomi
Paper Book
The story behind the amazing, extremely detailed quilts rising in popularity today, with five kawaii projects to make. "An enchanting celebration of kawaii ('small and cute') quilts . . . Crafters will marvel at this." --Publishers WeeklySTARRED Review Understand how...
The essential bonsai book : techniques for creating beautiful trees
Dupuich, Jonas
Paper Book
A beautifully photographed, in-depth guide to the fundamental techniques used to create exquisite bonsai, from the author of The Little Book of Bonsai and the Bonsai Tonight blog. "Anyone working and living with these little trees will find essential guidance for making...
Krokbragd : contemporary weaving with colour
Parker, Angie
Paper Book
Krokbragd - Contemporary Weaving With Colour is a practical guide to all aspects of this popular Norwegian weaving technique. With over 400 beautiful photographs and step-by-step instruction, it gives a detailed account of the techniques used by the author and other contemporary weavers....
Grow your groceries : 40 hacks for growing plants from your weekly shop
Akeroyd, Simon
Paper Book
The Instant Sunday Times Bestseller* Ever wondered if you could grow plants from the food you buy? Grow Your Groceries shows you how. Discover 40 simple, fun hacks to try - no gardening experience needed, just a windowsill and a recycled...

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