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The Year I Ate My Yard
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In this thoughtful and funny book, Tony Kienitz challenges our notions of what a vegetable garden should provide. Instead
of growing freakishly giant, unblemished and insipid crops using factory-made fertilizers and nasty poisons, Kienitz offers
practical advice and guidelines for creating gardens that cooperate with natural systems. He shows that by changing the way
you look at a vegetable garden you will change the way the plants respond. Most importantly, Kienitz stresses that a vegetable
garden, or for that matter, any garden, only needs love for it to thrive - and he provides thoughts on how we can bestow that
love.
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What people are saying about The Year I Ate My Yard:
"This is the best book on gardening that I've ever read, and
I'm not kidding!"
STEVE MARTIN, novelist, playwright, screenwriter, actor & banjo player
"I cannot even put into words how much I've delighted in this book and how powerfully the message has inspired
me to move away from my computer and back into my garden! Vegetablarian Tony has created the masterpiece guide for even the
most unseasoned gardener. His excellent writing is full of heart and wisdom and a sense of humor about and sensitivity to
our health that I believe is unsurpassed in any book of this nature. This book is a must-read for all would-be gardeners.
It will undoubtedly become a Gardener's Bible. I plan to give a copy to EVERYONE I love, and so will you!"
MARILYN DIAMOND, author of FIT FOR LIFE, and THE AMERICAN VEGETARIAN COOKBOOK
"An informative yet creative book
on vegetable gardening that will inspire you to get in touch with the sleeping gardener within."
SHARON GILMORE REILLY, supervising producer, Pie Town Productions, LANDSCAPERS' CHALLENGE on HGTV
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