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As the fresh food revolution sweeps the nation, more and more people are seeking out delicious offerings from local growers. We have had our fill of tasteless, woody tomatoes from the far reaches of the globe and have begun tasting againāthanks to farmersā markets and co-opsāthe real flavors we rememberā¦Why read it?
1 author picked The Edible Landscape as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I have a small, mostly shady city yard, but I still havenāt given up hope of growing food outside my back door.
Thatās where Emily Tepeās book The Edible Landscape comes in. With lovely photographs of real gardens and step-by-step instruction, Tepe walks me through how to successfully grow fruits, vegetables, and flowers side-by-side to create a garden that is both beautiful and productive.
The best part of the book is Emilyās 10 favorite lists, featuring plants she loves and recommends.
From Kari's list on gardening for inspiration.
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