Teeny Tiny Gardening: 35 step-by-step projects and inspirational ideas for gardening in tiny spaces Hardcover – February 14, 2013

Another cute gardening book. Eye candy for late winter when one longs for flowers. There are mostly photos of unusual containers for table decorations, etc. It would be easy to adapt to what is available, from teacups to galvanized tubs. Fun inspiration.

I enjoyed thumbing through this book. Good inspiration for growing succulents as decor.

This book has numerous photos of tiny gardening projects. Directions are simple. The back of the book says there are 35 projects contained in Teeny Tiny Gardening. Haven't counted them, but will certainly be trying some of them. I'd recommend this book for garden projects for themselves or to give as gifts.

My daughter actually requested this book. It has a lot of neat ideas for small spaces and repurposing items. It's a good way to get "introduced" to growing things. Many of the projects could be done with young children. I found many ideas that I would consider

Great suggestions for containers.

perfectly inspirational

Good use of tiny plants for tiny garden projects. Kept simple, easy to accomplish. Kid friendly - recycled material friendly.

Great little book with great ideas! Tons of gorgeous pictures and great ideas for everyday uses. Have seen this for sell elsewhere for 25$

I bought this book for my mother who loves gardening and is unable to get out in the garden following a serious illness. It is an inspirational book full of simple, achievable and beautiful projects. The materials used are available from good garden centres and second hand or charity shops so all the projects can be tried, most of them for little financial outlay on materials or tools. The instructions are clear and the pictures make the book a pleasure to browse through. The little egg shell garden on the cover is so easy and looks fantastic (my local egg supplier gave me lots of blue eggs - really pretty). Mum is now creating beautiful gardens on a smaller scale. I have just ordered a second book to keep for myself! Looking forward to making the kids edible garden with my grandaughter

Lovely books for small spaces and creative people. The only down side the retro things they are in are very expensive. I am house bound so cant get out to charity shops ect for cheaper options. Brilliantly written with lovely photography though. But one star off for containers.

These projects are truly stunning and the illustrations show that it would be easy for anyone to achieve a fantastic result. I wanted to go out to try one of them immediately-sadly it was dark at the time, so I couldn't, but I have started saving eggshells ready for Easter gifts. In fact, the book itself would make a lovely gift.

Brought as a gift, but appears to be a very good book.

Boyght this for my 14 year old son. Good photos and ideas but not much behind that. Once you have looked through it, theres not much more.