Edible Water Gardens

Edible Water Gardens is the first complete guide to growing and using edible wetland plants.

Practical and easy-to-use, this book will appeal to many readers, from water gardeners and commercial growers, botanists and plant historians, to students of aquaculture and horticulture in senior college and graduate courses – as well as anyone wanting to create an edible water garden in the backyard.

All plants are arranged in natural ecological groups for easy selection, from deeper waters to the water’s edge.

Edible Water Gardens covers everything you need to know to grow edible plants in and beside the water, including:

Every freshwater aquatic and water’s edge plant known to be grown or harvested for food
Spectacular ornamentals
Ecological requirements, including soils, light, water conditions, zones, natural cycles, oxygen and carbon dioxide
Underwater ‘landscaping’
Growing systems, propagation and fertilisers
Other useful and saleable species, from micro-algae and mangroves, pond and aquarium plants, to unusual cut flowers

160 pages, paperback, Nick Romanowski