Issue 51 "You see, Mr. Farino was what you'd call quarrelsome. Some might even say nasty, narrow-minded, over-critical, and a man who could singe your ears swearing. And that would be true. Yet, Mr. Farino was also a gardener. A planter of laughing daisies and a caretaker of buds, though he had the downturned mouth of a fish and a dog he'd trained to be so fierce he had to take her for rides in the car with the doors locked because she was too dangerous. (Go figure.)" --Martine Caselli, "About Mr. Farino" |
80 pages
Contents
"How Gardens Are Made"
By Tif`eret S. Valentine
"The Magic Compost Pile"
By Eileen Cade-Edwards
"Savoring Tomatoes"
By Susan Bare
"Vegetating"
By Jaci Hall
"Kid Food"
By Laura Geele
"My Truly Black-Eyed Susan!"
By Mike McGrath
"Confessions of a Desperate Gardener"
By Melissa E. Neill
"About Mr. Farino"
By Martine Caselli
"For Love and Money"
By Diana Wells
"Aster and Goldenrod"
By Patricia Hruby Powell
"A Visit with Dr. Weedeater"
By Jeff Taylor
"Fisherman's Terrace"
By Arturo Vivante
"Leaving the Garden"
By Felicia Parsons
