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Planting herbs at the right time allow you to cook with the freshest taste all year round.
Laura Peters
In Herb Gardening for Canada, Laura Peters has selected 47 plants that can be grown in Canadian conditions, from anise and arugula through to rosemary and valerian. With this handy book, the chef in the family can be assured of a steady supply of fresh herbs throughout the growing season. One of a series of several titles from Lone Pine Publishing, Herb Gardening for Canada is packed with gardening tips, fun facts and full-colour photography.