
New-York Gardener
by P. Agricola
'New-York Gardener' Summary
This book consists of a series of twelve letters written by a father to his son, who has recently acquired a farm. The father, a seasoned gardener, imparts his wisdom and experience to his son, guiding him on the importance of maintaining a kitchen garden. Each letter is dedicated to a specific month, providing detailed instructions on tasks such as soil preparation, planting, watering, fertilizing, pest control, and harvesting. The author emphasizes the benefits of growing one's own food, highlighting its nutritional value, cost-effectiveness, and environmental sustainability. Through these letters, the author shares not only practical gardening knowledge but also a deep appreciation for nature and the joy of cultivating the land.Book Details
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