Edible Estates
Attack on the Front Lawn
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Publisher:
New York - Metropolis Books
Pages:
175
Edition:
2nd ed
ISBN:
9781935202127
Language:
English
Contents:
Stories from the front yard
The edible estates regional prototype gardens
Reports from coast to coast
Food for thought and action
The edible estates regional prototype gardens
Reports from coast to coast
Food for thought and action
Notes:
"A project by Fritz Haeg."
Includes bibliographical references
Includes bibliographical references
Statement of responsibility:
with texts by Will Allen ... [et al.]
Physical description:
175 p. : ill. (some col.), map ; 22 cm
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Add a CommentAwesome Book! Very motivating. I am ripping out some of my grass already this summer, making a perennial bed and a vegetable bed. Can't wait to do more! Great essays by Rosalind Creasy and Michael Pollan, plus profiles of 3 US families that converted to Edible Estates front yards complete with designs and photos. A must read for folks looking to have the nerve to do something better with their own little plot of grass.
I love the concept, and will be advocating for frontyard gardens in Mundelein. I've asked the village just to make sure, and they gave me the green light. Starting mine this coming saturday!! There's another book with an intro from Fritz called "Edible Front Yard", and that book goes more into making an edible landscaped frontyard that looks more landscaped and decorative, and not so "I've got a garden in the front!" either way, Your land is your land.