all luck, no real knowledge...

[pie]

Can anyone reccomend a good book on OG that isn't too complex? We had a great garden this summer..it was our first and nearly everything grew. MMM those tomatoes. 2die4! And I made fried green ones... sosososososo good. But I would like a little more knowledge. I checked out a million from the library and they were like rocket science so I just planted my seeds and got lucky.

[Chanley]

There is one called Great Garden Companions (forgot the author) which is awesome. Rodale is the publisher.

Umm Eliot Coleman has a few books out and I love him.

those are the two I can think of off the top of my head.

There is a list of links on a thread here, you should check those links out. Why pay for the books if you can get the info online for free?

[pie]

very very very good point, thank you.