In "Gardening with Short Growing Seasons," well known meteorologist, journalist, and local author Graham Saunders discusses how to extend the growing season by several weeks in climates where the growth of tomatoes and other "warm" vegetables is stalled by cool conditions. With tips to help you improve not only the size and quality of your vegetables - including when to water (not in the evening), where (the root zone is best) and how (water by hand when practical) - plus advice on pest control, and increasing the output of your seasonal bounty, Saunders doesn't just help cool-weather gardeners to support their gardens; he helps them to extend it.
Now available in a newly revised second edition.