Cam’s organic farm is gasping for water, a spring drought has taken its toll on her plants. But it could be worse, her neighbor, Nicole, who espouses organic living and is really using chemicals on her hydroponic farm, is found dead, drowned in her own hydroponic solution. Cam’s mother, who was not shy about letting the town know how she felt about Nicole’s “organic” farm is a likely suspect. It’s up to Cam and her father to clear her mom’s name and track down the real killer. A fun gardening cozy that will appeal to fans of the genre

PLEASE NOTE the book I received was not "Mulch Ado About Murder" but was "Marriage is Pure Murder" by Staci McLaughlin, which was funny, delightful and had an interesting plot with enough twists and turns to keep me guessing all the way through. Dana Lewis works in market for O'Connell Organic Farms and she is getting married there to her longtime boyfriend, reporter Jason Forrester. All of her friends and colleagues are going out of their way to make this a very special event, even Bethany Lancaster who is providing the flowers. But Bethany is also a blackmailer and, before the wedding can take place, gets herself murdered. Dana is among the many potential suspects and needs to find a solution to the crime before she can walk down the aisle. I enjoyed this book with interesting characters and unique setting and would recommend it to any cozy mystery fan.