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2007: The Edible Landscape

2007: The Edible Landscape

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Discover practical tips on edible landscaping, heirloom gardening, fruit cultivation, herbal remedies, and sustainable food production for prairie gardens.

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  • TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Topics Authors
    An Editorial Note Audrey Law Hosegood
    Guest Editorial Jim Kohut
    Rest From Garden Pests Holly Mawby
    Integration – A Whole New Way of Thinking: Edible Landscaping Jim Kohut
    Edible Flowers for The Prairie Garden Sandra Gowan
    Edible Landscaping with Heirlooms Mary Brittain
    Some Favourite Heirloom Vegetables Tanya Stefanec
    Growing Nut Trees on The Prairies Rick Durand
    Dwarf Sour Cherries for The Prairies Patricia Hanbidge
    Eastern Asia’s Contribution to Hardy Fruit Development Hugh Skinner
    Black & Red Currants for The Edible Landscape Robert Shearer
    Saskatoons on The Prairies Warren Otto
    Dehydrated Fruit Linda Tomlinson
    Home Canning No Easy Task Fran Wershler
    Vegetable Gardening – Naturally Merv Pritchard
    Heirloom Tomatoes Barbara-Jean (B.J.) Jackson
    A Few Magical Beans... Stella Kohut
    Garlic, an Ancient Food & Medicine Colin J. Briggs
    A Herb Lover's Haven June Harris
    Wild Plants: Are They Edible or Poisonous? Gary Platford
    A Medicine Cabinet in Your Backyard Scott Chaussee
    Orris Iris: The Original Preservative Eleanor Hutchison
    A History of Herbalism on The Prairies Patricia Hanbidge
    The Vegetable Garden: Beyond its Monetary Value Alexander Oliver
    Multiplier Onions Phil Isaac
    On Landscaping & The Edible Garden Concept Doug Hevenor
    The Incredibly Edible Flowering Crabs Jim Kohut
    The University of Minnesota Display & Trial Garden Julie Weisenhorn
    Explosive Crispness – The Honeycrisp Apple Jim Kohut
    Allotment Gardens: Past, Present & Future? Karen Lind
    Grow a Row for Your Canine Friend Susanne Olver
    My Mighty Tasty Garden Mary Popien
    Enhance Your Survival Skills & Your Dining Enjoyment Yves H. Prévost
    The Unwelcome Dinner Guest Stefan Fediuk
    Element(s) of Surprise: Mushrooms Carla Zelmer
    Gourmet Perennials: Daylilies for Dinner & Lilacs for Lunch Coreen Franke
    Sea Buckthorn: Exploring its Prairie Potential Laura Poppy
    University of Minnesota Blueberries David L. Hansen
    The Best of Both Worlds: A Biography of An Apple Ray & Fran Batenchuk
    Apple & Crab Apple Fly Maggot Control Michael Allen
    Wild Plums in The Old Northwest Ray England
    “Dig for Victory” Holly Mawby
    The Grey Nuns of The Red River Susanne Olver
    St. Andrews Market Gardens Ruth M. Asher
    How Cold Kills Ieuan R. Evans
    Cold Frames H. David Matthews
    Native Cacti in The Garden Gwen Jamieson
    Gardens & Cats H. David Matthews
    Beausejour Daylily Gardens Carol Bender
    The 2006 Prairie Garden Award for Excellence Jean Pomo
    Barbara Laschkewitsch of Fargo, ND, USA Wilbert Ronald
    Dr. Wilbert Ronald of Portage la Prairie, MB, Canada Linda Pearn
    Book Review: In A Cold Land – Saskatchewan’s Horticultural Pioneers Hugh Skinner
    50 Years Ago: Judging Canned Fruit Mrs. W.S. Frazer
    Gardens & Friendships Blossom Jo McCrea
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