The Front Yard Forager: Identifying, Collecting, and Cooking the 30 Most Common Urban Weeds
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The Front Yard Forager: Identifying, Collecting, and Cooking the 30 Most Common Urban Weeds
Opiniones de clientes (10)
18 Febrero 2015a better understanding of our relationships together
This book is a game-changer: Melanie brings native greens forward as valuable members of the plant community, and of our nutrition base too, potentially.
21 Diciembre 2014Short sections I have been able to read were good but it is a physical struggle and I am ...
The type font is so small I have trouble reading it even with my reading glasses on.
24 Junio 2014Make friends with weeds.
For years I've used a few familiar weeds that grow better than the things I plant, but this gives book me surprising respect for nature's wisdom.
2 Febrero 2014Great book for gathering in your yard and around town
Melany's book is one of the better foraging books to come out in the surge in books published on this topic over the last few years.
28 Octubre 2013Creative - gourmet - informative - amazing!
This is an intriguing book that challenges my current mode of thinking and encourages me to be more creative and adventurous.
17 Octubre 2013Mmmmm, weeds...
Okay, let me preface this review by admitting that I live deep in the Appalachian wilderness, and am not the urban-homesteader-type that this book was aimed at, which makes it waaay easier for me to gather the edible flora listed within...
8 Octubre 2013summary
The book is excellent.
4 Octubre 2013The writer knows her stuff
When you read this it is supposed to be geared towards the beginner, but it's not.
18 Septiembre 2013Straight forward, clear, and inspirational
Great books change your perspective and how you see things.
4 Septiembre 2013Relearning what us 'information agers' have lost!
Somewhere in between the banning of DDT and the introduction of GPS guided tractors, while our computers were getting smarter, WE were getting dumber!