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Southern Bounty: How to Grow and Enjoy Southeastern Native Fruits and Nuts

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Southern Bounty: How to Grow and Enjoy Southeastern Native Fruits and Nuts

"[We] commend this book to all lovers of native plants." - The Blazing Star, the newsletter of the North American Native Plant Society, Summer 2014

Southern Bounty explores the diverse fruit and nut-bearing plants that grow wild in the southeastern United States. It is handbook for gardeners who want to cultivate these plants for food and beauty and for those who want to preserve these plants for future generations. Included in this book about native plants:

Black Walnuts
Serviceberry
Mayhaw
Pawpaw
Wild Plum
Plus many more.

Each chapter includes historical information on the specific plant covered by the chapter, along with growing, harvesting, propagation, and harvest preservation information. The southeastern United States is full of wild, native fruits and nuts that have provided generations of native peoples and settlers with sustenance and flavor. Southern Bounty explores the beauty and wonder of these native plants.

Country	USA
Author	Trey Watson
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Legg Creek Publishing
Manufacturer	Legg Creek Publishing
NumberOfPages	96
PublicationDate	2013-05-15
Publisher	Legg Creek Publishing
ReleaseDate	2013-05-15
Studio	Legg Creek Publishing

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