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Native American Gardening: Stories, Projects & Recipes For Families (o)

Author: Caduto, Michael J

The publisher, fulcrum@fulcrum-books.com , April 23, 1999
Learn to create Native gardens, crafts and meals!
In Native North America, a garden is not just a place to grow food. Tending a garden is one of the most important ways that people become a part of the Circle of Life. Combining the magical world of stories with the nurturing experience of gardening, Caduto and Bruchac provide information needed to pursue "Three Sisters" gardening: growing the traditional Native garden of corn, beans, and squash.

Readers will learn about the relationships between people and the gardens of Earth, seed preservation, Native diets and meals, natural pest control, and the importance of the Circle of Life.

Description from The Reader's Catalog
The authors of the best-selling Keepers of the Earth series present a gardening activity book for families. Centering around the Native American approach to gardening, this lovely book combines stories, activities, and recipes to teach the techniques of native farmers--seed preservation, natural pest control--and introduces the relationship between people and gardens

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From Publisher's Weekly - Publishers Weekly 
The revised edition of the Louise Beebe Wilder's 1932 classic, The Fragrant Path: A Book About Sweet Scented Flowers and Leaves, due out in May from Hartley & Marks (P.O. Box 147, Point Roberts, Wash. 98281), is updated to include modern flower varieties and gardening techniques. The essence of the volume remains Wilder's personal reflections and her expressed delight in the "precious kind of charm" provided by "a garden full of sweet odours." Illustrated with b&w woodcuts. ($14.95 paper 258p ISBN 0-88179-125-3) Stories about the cycle of life illuminate learning activities in Native American Gardening: Stories, Projects and Recipes for Families by noted storytellers Michael J. Caduto and Joseph Bruchac. Using tribal tales from across the country as inspiration, the authors provide practical information about seed preservation, planting and maintaining the garden, reaping and cooking the harvest. The Fulcrum title is due in May. ($15.95 paper 176p ISBN 1-55591-148-X)
 


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Native American Gardening: Stories, Projects & Recipes For Families (o) 9781555911485
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