Incredible EdiblesIncredible Edibles: 43 Fun Things to Grow in the CitySonia Day Firefly Books, 2010 This is a fun book, and I like it when writers make gardening fun. I look forward to Sonia Day’s column in the paper because—whether I agree with her or not—she is never shy about having an opinion, and she articulates it in an engaging way. Talking about the herb epazote, Day says, “Modern cookbooks describe it in polite terms as ‘musty’ or ‘pungent.’ But to me, it’s more like paint thinner.” Each of her 43 crops comes with brief recommendations and a recipe or cooking know-how. Don’t forget to check out No Guff Vegetable Gardening.
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Practical, no-nonsense advice for the edible garden.
Steven Biggs
Gardener, Garden Writer,
Garden Coach, Horticulturist
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- What to do next
- Cooking garden produce
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- Kid-friendly gardening
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ZESTFUL, FUN, INFORMATION-PACKED, OPINIONATED—even slightly irreverent—this graphic-novel-meets-gardening-book empowers readers to make their own decisions in the vegetable garden because the authors, two garden coaches, talk frankly about issues…and don’t always agree.
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