Claire Splan’s new book gives gardeners everything they need to know to grow successful edible gardens in California.
It’s ironic to find a beautiful image of heirloom tomatoes on the cover of Claire Splan’s new book about gardening in California. The thought of biting into a fresh, garden-grown tomato gives her the heebie-jeebies. She loves everything else about growing tomatoes, except for eating them.
That kind of candor is refreshing from an author and a nice feature of her book California Fruit & Vegetable Gardening (Cool Springs Press, 2012).
Like other gardeners across the country, I imagine it must be easy to grow a vegetable garden anywhere in California. Aft
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