Edible Gardening for Washington and Oregon

Food plants have their own ornamental value, adding harmony to existing landscapes without creating a separate vegetable garden. They also provide a fresh, healthy alternative to the tasteless and woody fruits and vegetables bred for long-distance transportation and shipped to our grocery stores from all over the world. In this book, we show how, with just a little effort, you can augment your landscape with edibles of every description in an environmentally sustainable manner:

veggie favorites-tomatoes, lettuce, carrots, beans and onions

berries-blueberries, raspberries, blackberries and strawberries

the superhealthy-flax, broccoli, kale and garlic

the oddly beautiful-Brussels sprouts, kohlrabi, asparagus and artichokes

the ancient and exotic-sage, fennel and hardy kiwi

plus starting, maintaining and harvesting an edible garden, propagation and winter care, and solutions to common garden problems.