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The Random House Book of Vegetables (Random House Garden)

by Roger Phillips & Martyn Rix (1993)

About this book

"Covering vegetables that can be cultivated in a temperate climate, from the familiar carrot and spinach to the exotic and sacred lotus. The text contains fascinating details of the history and development of each species and information on characteristics, cultivation, pests and diseases - as well as tips for cooking the more unusual varieties."--BOOK COVER.

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Story EraModern Era
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