Home Vegetable Gardening is a guide by Frederick Frye Rockwell. It provides practical assistance in the planting and caring for vegetables, fruits and berries for the avid home grower.

Ella Freeman's 1922 book provides practical information on laying out a new vegetable garden or preparing an established one, as well as information on tools, insects, harvesting, and the characteristics of particular vegetables to be grown, including corn, beans, potatoes, squashes, and tomatoes.

Provides the home gardener with chemical and nonchemical control options for managing commonly encountered arthropod pests of the home vegetable garden. This guide is in tabular format with the host plant species listed in alpha order. Associated with each vegetable plant are some of its major insect/mite pests with a brief description of the plant damage (symptoms) they cause. Includes many different types of management tactics for each pest, such as chemical, biological, cultural, and mechanical/physical approaches. All chemicals are listed in alpha order by their common names, with examples of trade names. Illustrated.