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When "The Biggle Garden Book" was first published in 1908, most people were in the habit of raising their own food and flowers. Jacob Biggle felt that a gardener's success had to do with willpower and passion rather than acreage. "The man, woman or youngster who really wants a garden, will somehow manage to have a good one regardless of soil conditions, bad weather, measles in the family, or whether the area of ground at hand is a square acre or a square rod," he wrote encouragingly at the start of the book. That passion for gardening continues today in fields, backyards, and urban community plots across the United States. According to a poll taken in 2009 by the National Gardening Association, more than forty-three million households in the United States grow some of their own food.
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Biggle Garden Book: Vegetables, Small Fruits and Flowers for Pleasure and Profit
2014, Skyhorse Publishing Company, Incorporated
in English
1628739126 9781628739121
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The Biggle garden book: vegetables, small fruits and flowers for pleasure and profit
2014, Skyhorse, SKYHORSE
in English
1626361444 9781626361447
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Biggle Garden Book: Vegetables, Small Fruits and Flowers for Pleasure and Profit
2009, Applewood Books
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1429014024 9781429014021
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