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Summertime means vegetables and with the abundance of fresh offerings from the garden and farmer's markets, it is time to expand our horizons. Often other recipes are included with each vegetable that are designed to inspire the palate and encourage creativity.

Africa, Asia, Polynesia, North and South America all have historical examples of gourd craft and legends.Early peoples were fashioning gourd containers long before they developed skills for making woven baskets and pottery.

Over the centuries, roses have been used in medicine, perfumes and to flavor confections with varying degrees of success. Their stories have made them quite popular. It is a delight to flip through the pages and discover the stories behind favorites and...

It is compact, well-written and easy to understand. My dear friend Bonnie sent this little book to me several years ago and it is such a treasure that I felt that I should share it with you.

Today, they retire to their sheds as places of creativity or solitude.As gardeners, most of us have sheds where we store rakes, shovels and other tools, but many of us also incorporate sheds into the theme of our gardens.

All of my life, I've tried to garden using the key phrase that stuck with me all of these years, and the one that finally led me to locating my old and dear friend last month..."There is Enough for All"...

It is an in-depth study into the culture and peoples who craft these wonderful works of art. Many mountain grocery stores accepted baskets as barter for food and without this practice; many Appalachian families would have gone hungry.

Each herb has an excellent large color photograph and it is listed by its botanical name, along with the common names that it is known by around the world. The botanical name is dissected and she explains the origin and meaning of the Latin.

Sometimes, there's a moment in time that you can put your finger on and say, "This is when it all began". We hope this spotlight on some of our members' favorites is a nice change of pace for your Saturday morning.

His patience and grit were finally rewarded and he was assigned as a botanist to a remote Soviet agricultural post at Garrigala, in what is now Turkmenistan. There he would meet his wife and they spent the next 40 years researching the plants of the area,...

We hope this spotlight on some of our members' favorites is a nice change of pace for your Saturday morning. There's even a note indicating if it is available commercially.The author insists that no one consume anything that may have been sprayed with...

Join us as we review some of the more popular entries in the Garden Bookworm. From buttery-smooth fruity flavors, to the old-fashioned 'acid bite.' There is a tomato to suit every palate.Carolyn is a valued, long-time member of Dave's Garden and we are...

The Garden Club of America turns 100 years old in 2013 and over the last century it has been a leader in horticulture, education, conservation and civic beautification. However, their efforts and vision shouldn't be lessened just because of their station.

When the information is presented in this manner, it is quite enlightening.There is a huge section devoted to aphids and their kin. Leaf-chewers are grouped together, while root and bulb chewers-have their own section.

Humans have used baskets for storing food and tools long before the dawn of history.Carbon dating places some examples around 12,000 years old. We hope this spotlight on some of our members' favorites is a nice change of pace for your Saturday morning.

Jean-Martin Fortier gives hope to the small farm movement, proving that it is a viable alternative to big-agribusiness. Market farmers shouldn't neglect the ultimate presentation of their offerings either.

However, it can be a useful guide to soothing and refreshing hot or cold drinks that can possibly alleviate some symptoms of what ails you.The author urges newbies to start simple and proceed slowly.

This book is also unique in that it has a section for plants normally grown in containers, which Mr. Rushing lovingly dubs ‘porch plants'.head up the list of plants that happily spend their lives in various cachepots or containers.

Suitable for inquisitive toddlers, or young readers anxious to read books on their own, this exquisite book is rich with information tailored to youngsters.I do not normally use actual parts of the book in my reviews, but the family has graciously permitted...

It is such a complete list that it even tells the cook what percentage of the vegetable is lost to peeling or trimming. Mr. Peterson stresses purchasing vegetables in season, to maximize the peak of flavor and nutrient content and he offers advice on...

There's so many little one-line tips sprinkled throughout this book that even seasoned harvest preservers will find information they can use. Bag up the ice cubes and keep them in your freezer.

The various museums and landmarks are highlighted, as well as the locations of the Smithsonian Gardens. A quick history of how the Smithsonian was founded, including vintage photographs helps the reader and visitor understand that this is a mission nearly...

Have you ever wondered where the traditional front lawn originated and why it seems that for the last 150 years everyone seems to want one? Each chapter of this book spotlights an American native plant that was embraced by our English cousins.

Some say the definition of a weed is a plant that is growing where it is not supposed to.In fact, weeds affect the ecosystem, cost huge amounts in loss of agricultural products and have unwanted effects on humans and livestock.

The next thing to do is to make a list of what you want to do outside...do you want to entertain, have play areas, screen a busy street, or attract butterflies and hummingbirds? This is a concise, no-nonsense book that gives advice in easy to understand...

She would be happy to know that her life continues to inspire generations of ‘garden girls' around the globe.is now a museum with programs as diverse as etiquette lessons for children, to a holiday open house in December.

So, we can take away two lessons from this incident; juicy fruit may attract ants and you must maintain proper moisture levels to keep your compost working.The materials in the composter compact as the wet items wilt and dry.