Expelled to the garden. Allowance for unnecessary gardeners

What is this book about
In the life of every person, the moment may come when the soul fills the desire to buy a house outside the city, plant flowers, strawberries there, or, God forbid, Tata Oleinik believes. A young writer and a famous journalist, Tata personally convinced of this when she suddenly found herself on drawing on a napkin of a suburban house plan, and then landing on the beds near Volokolamsk.
In his light, fun and very practical book, Tata shares the experience accumulated over the years of mastering forty hundredths in the Middle Strip Russia, talks about the curious summer cottage stories that happened to her and her family and inspires her own gardening exploits. At least in dreams.

Why is the book worthy of reading
If you are already a summer resident, you will find in this book a lot of useful information about seedlings, seeds, trees, spicy herbs, vegetables, etc.
If you are not a summer resident, but you are already starting to think about a small house with a red roof, it will be useful for you to read about possible pitfalls that sometimes spoil the road to a dream.
If you love subtle humor and funny life stories in which everyone will find something very familiar.
Who is the author
Tata Oleinik - writer, journalist, deputy chief editor of MAXIM magazine. The happy owner of the house near Volokolamsk, the garden, the garden, the berry and the flower garden. Mom, wife, daughter.
Key concepts
gardening, cottage.
The opinion of experts
Someone will say that this book is similar to the "year of the gardener" of Chapek, because it is about gardening. Someone will come to the mind "My family and other animals" Darrell, because there is a lot of funny about her husband and dad. And the most dense bores will recall the 37th chapter of the “outcome” - it is about how to arrange the ark of the covenant.
So it happened to the authors of the most beautiful books in the world: they will never tell you directly, what is the meaning of life, but they will explain what widths the beds should be, and which paths between them should be.
Alexey Alexenko, chief editor of the magazine "Snob"

Cottage is the dream of our man. It is not surprising for a peasant country, which was forcibly moved to cities. The policy that will understand this and will give out our endless land to the suffering land will be waiting for a monument during life, and our economy will be an explosive take -off. Perhaps such a politician will be born when reading this funny and useful book of Tata Oleinik.
Nikolai Uskov, editor -in -chief of Forbes magazine

I have never been interested in gardening. But when I read this book to the last page, I immediately wanted to quit everything and read it again. Real literary adventure!
Alexander Malenkov, editor -in -chief of Maxim magazine