Diary of a Compost Hotline Operator is a humorous book filled with entries of the day to day life of author Spring Gillard who has been answering questions at City Farmer in Vancouver since 1996; helping the novice gardener to learn what it means to live sustainably in the modern world of today.
This is not just a full comprehensive guide to transforming the novice composter into an expert within a 208 page paperback, measuring 5.5 x 8.5 and weighing only 295 grams; its a quick and easy way to acquire both basic gardening techniques and an overall understanding of the range of alternative living methods used by those looking for the path to sustainability.
Diary of a Compost Hotline Operator was first published in October of 2003 by New Society Publishers and written by Spring Gillard, who is a powerful storyteller that takes you into the fascinating realm of better, greener living in urban agriculture the world over beginning with her day to day experiences of what makes for good healthy humus and a more sustainable lifestyle.
Diary of a Compost Hotline Operator makes for a great gift idea for the curious in what all the big hype with compost and sustainability is, perhaps even indirectly helping to create a better tomorrow, by just letting us think a little about those alternatives.