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cooking from the garden
- To: "'a square foot'" <s*@listbot.com>
- Subject: cooking from the garden
- From: M* W* <f*@txcyber.com>
- Date: Sat, 3 Apr 1999 14:49:10 -0600
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Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html
Rosalind Creasey has written a wonderful book with that title (Cooking From
The Garden). She asked cooking and gardening 'gurus' all across the US to
put up theme gardens for her book. Many of them are suspiciously 'sqft' ,
all are gorgeous. A wheat block for her baking theme garden by John Jeavons
and Edwin Aspe Brown. An Heirloom garden by Jan Blum, Cajun garden by the
owners of the Tabasco Plantation. Spa gardens (The Golden Door), edible
flower gardens from Rose-Marie Nichols, etc..
This was the book that made me decide to go from standard rows to 'island
plantings' in my yard. I have a lettuce island, (two actually), one is in
the cinder block cold frame, a cabbage or cole crop island, a spice island,
etc.
And, the reason I like to harvest our own produce isn't the cooking so
much. I have always enjoyed munching on the raw bean or pea pod. Sampling a
handful of raw okra or pocket full of cherry tomatoes. I like to bite into
a bell pepper as much as most enjoy eating apples. I can't very well graze
the grocery shelves anymore with the junk they're sprayed from seed to
harvest. So I grow my own. My islands won't ever be as picture perfect as
those in Rosalind's book, but they're productive and healthy to graze out
of.
martha
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