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LuckyMommyof5 Posted - Jan 12 2012 : 6:24:24 PM
Has anyone seen this books before? It's awesome! I came across it seconhand. It's written by Mary Mason Campbell and illustrated by Tasha Tudor! It says that it was published in 1971, but it really looks more vintage - like 1940s or 1950s. I love it. I've been fascinated with it and have been reading it along with all my seed and plant catalogs.

Thought I would share. If anyone wants to find a copy, your best bet is the library or a secondhand bookstore.

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LuckyMommyof5 Posted - Jan 12 2012 : 7:49:13 PM
The material and illustrations look a lot more vintage than 1971, but I couldn't find any info in the book about an earlier publication date. Although, it's hard to teLl with Tasha Tudor because all her work looks wonderfully old-fashioned and vintage (and I mean that in all the best possible ways because I am a huge fan of hers!)

Glad to hear there are some copies on Amazon. It's a great book.

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"The real things haven't changed. It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasures; and have courage when things go wrong." - Laura Ingalls Wilder
StrawHouseRanch Posted - Jan 12 2012 : 6:56:28 PM
It looks like there are several different issues. The one about herb gardening looks very interesting. I saw a few used copies available on Amazon.

Paula

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