Heirloom Vegetable Gardening - Everything Old is New
Heirloom vegetables are not a sentimental fad. No gardener would continually save and plant seeds of vegetables that didn't grow well or taste great. Heirloom vegetables are still grown because they are superior to so many tasteless hybrids now sold. Learn how to find the best and how to grow them well.
There's only one reason needed to try growing heirloom vegetables - Taste. There are thousands of heriloom vegetable varieties available for growing in the home garden. Heirlooms became heirlooms because people prized them enough to save seeds. Here's a top pick list of heirloom vegetable varieties to try in your vegetable garden.
Tomatoes are responsible for the initial interest in heirloom vegetables and the book 100 Heirloom Tomatoes is written by an expert who has tried them all. If you lament tomatoes not tasting as good as you remember, this book will help you choose varieties to grow that will have everyone discovering new faorites.
