If you're like me and love both gardening and chickens, Lisa Steele's 'Gardening with Chickens' is an absolute game-changer. This book is packed with 170 pages of practical advice that bridges the gap between tending plants and caring for your flock.

What sets this book apart is how it dives deep into the symbiotic relationship between chickens and gardens. The section on using chicken poop as fertilizer? Genius! And the 'chicken salad bar' project idea had me grabbing my gardening gloves immediately.

The herb section is particularly brilliant - I never realized how many health benefits certain plants could offer my hens. But be warned: the toxic plant list might save your chickens' lives (I definitely had some 'oh no!' moments realizing what I'd almost planted).

While the beautiful photos make you want to let your chickens roam free in your garden, Lisa realistically explains why strategic fencing and seasonal access work best. Her tips on fall garden cleanup using chickens have revolutionized my autumn routine.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting with chickens, this book offers climate-flexible advice that's easy to implement. My copy is already dog-eared from constant reference - it's that good!