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My Vegetable Love: A Journal of a Growing Season
Contributor(s): Klaus, Carl H. (Author)
ISBN: 0877457077     ISBN-13: 9780877457077
Publisher: University of Iowa Press
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Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats
Published: February 2000
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Annotation: My Vegetable Love offers a detailed daily record of gardening, loving, and living during a single growing season from the first outdoor planting in early spring to the final full harvest shortly after Thanksgiving. Yet Klaus describes far more than the toils and triumphs of tending vegetables, as his observations encompass the day-to-day changes in weather and wildlife as well as the life changes in his pets, his wife, and himself. As Patricia Hampl wrote, "Beneath the simplicity of this beguiling gardener's journal lies the captivating story of good life and true love. In the spirit of M. F. K. Fisher's writing about food and drink, Carl Klaus has found in his garden a model of the enduring passions of life and death".
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BISAC Categories:
- Gardening | Essays & Narratives
- Gardening | Vegetables
Dewey: 635.092
LCCN: 96017836
Series: Bur Oak Original
Physical Information: 0.83" H x 5.81" W x 9.27" (1.00 lbs) 352 pages
Themes:
- Geographic Orientation - Iowa
 
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My Vegetable Love offers a detailed daily record of gardenng, loving, and living during a single growing season--from the first outdoor planting in early spring to the final fall harvest shortly after Thanksgiving. Yet Klaus describes far more than the toils and triumphs of tending vegetables, as his observations encompass the day-to-day changes in weather and wildlife as well as the life changes in his pets, his wife, and himself. As Patricia Hampl wrote, "Beneath the simplicity of this beguiling gardener's journal lies the captivating story of good life and true love. In the spirit of M. F. K. Fisher's writing about food and drink, Carl Klaus has found in his garden a model of the enduring passions of life and death."