Kitchen Gardens of France
March 19, 2010 | In: Books
Product Description
Magnificent kitchen gardens are a long-standing tradition in France. Every region has its own characteristic examples that–depending on the climate, terrain, and design–boast a profusion of vegetables, fruit, flowers, and herbs. Family knowledge is carefully handed down for the benefit of each new generation. In this wonderful celebration of the French kitchen garden, old-fashioned techniques and obscure produce are rediscovered. An illuminating text and brilliant… More >>
1 Response to Kitchen Gardens of France
Jennifer Stevens
March 19th, 2010 at 7:42 pm
The french seem to know how to enjoy life. They have even created their kitchen gardens as works of art. I looked long to find a good book on potagers with pictures of real french gardens after reading “Four-Season Harvest” by E. Coleman. And here they are!
More of a coffee table book of beautiful photos of gardens then a how to/design book. But still full of great ideas that will get you motivated and reworking your garden immediately.
These gardens are very functional and very lovely. Not as structured as others, which I rather liked.
Rating: 5 / 5