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Growing organic vegetables west of the Cascades by Steve Solomon, 1985
Growing organic vegetables west of the Cascades: A concise manual of organic vegetable gardening for residents of the maritime regions of Washington and Oregon by Steve Solomon, 1980
Growing Organic Vegetables West of the Cascades by Steve Solomon, 1985-01-01
Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: The Complete Guide to Organic Gardening by Steve Solomon, 2007-11-28
Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: The Complete Guide to Organic Gardening [GROWING VEGETABLES WEST OF-6/E] by Steve(Author) Solomon, 2007-11-30
Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: The Complete Guide to Natural Gardening by Steve Solomon, 2002-01-07
Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: Steve Solomon's Complete Guide to Natural Gardening by Steve Solomon, 1989-03

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The Bob Rivers Show:Bob's Book Club
Growing vegetables west of the Cascades The Complete Guide to Natural Seed Company and became a recognized expert on organic vegetable gardening.
http://www.bobrivers.com/ontheshow/ontheshow.asp?cat=17
Portland Nursery - A Nursery For Plant People
(Book recommendation Growing vegetables west of the Cascades, by Steve Solomon). Pick up an organic Dormant Spray Schedule at Portland Nursery s
http://www.portlandnursery.com/tips/martips.htm

Extractions: General Tips PLANTING TIME HAS BEGUN!! SPRING IS HERE!! P ERENNIALS, ANNUALS AND VEGETABLES It feels like spring! Days are warmer and the garden is starting to come alive after its winter rest. We are loaded with lots of early spring primroses and pansies, so come in and treat yourself to some of these knockout colors to liven up borders and containers. If by chance you missed last fall's selection of spring-blooming bulbs, we also have a cheery assortment of crocus, daffodils, tulips, anemone and more, all potted up and in bloom and ready to enjoy (and add into your garden when their bloom is finished). Beware - slugs are beginning to frolic (do slugs frolic?) in these warmer days, and they love primroses too! Not to mention the tender new growth of those bulbs, lettuces and other plants that have been starting to appear. We recommend using 'Worry Free' granules to stop the damage from these garden pests (not harmful to pets and birds). And speaking of bulbs (and tubers and corms, oh my) turn your thoughts to summer and early autumn just long enough to come to the nursery and take advantage of our
Sustainable Guide:Best Books:Gardening:Regional
Growing vegetables west of the Cascades The Complete Guide to Natural Texas organic Vegetable Gardening The Total Guide to Growing vegetables, Fruits,
http://www.sustainableguide.com/books/results.php?topic=Gardening:Regional
Lynn's Stance On Low-fat | The New Homemaker
Solomon founded Territorial Seeds here in Oregon and is the author of the area s organic veggie gardening bible, Growing vegetables west of the Cascades.
http://www.thenewhomemaker.com/node/166

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Alibris: Vegetable Gardening
Growing vegetables west of the Cascades Steve Solomon s Complete Guide to StraightAhead organic A Step-By-Step Guide to Growing Great vegetables in
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Extractions: "A solid guide to creating contraptions that can help you start gardening earlier and keep going longer."ui>hicago Tribune. "Beautifully produced...focuses on ways to inexpensively protect crops from low temperatures. Includes many full-color photographs showing apparatus used to protect crops. A tremendous pleasure to read.""HortIdeas.
Thirteen Herbs For Beginning Gardeners, Then Seven More For Cooks
read Steve Solomon s Growing vegetables west of the Cascades. Their organic plant sale is held annually the first Saturday in May at the Wallingford
http://www.widdershins.org/vol7iss8/05.htm

Extractions: In our climate, the challenge is to keep mint from overrunning your yard. It is hardy, perennial and more than a bit invasive. If you don't want it to take over, keep it potted or dig some kind of barrier into the soil (mint propagates through underground runners, so a row of bricks will usually contain it). It has become a tradition to grow mint under outdoor faucets, especially in the shade. It tolerates the wet well, and a shady location will sometimes keep it from spreading too badly. There are now a variety of flavored mints available ginger, lime and basil, to name a few and these are often less invasive than the more standard spearmint or peppermint. The scent of crushed mint leaves is sometimes said to help one penetrate illusion, though mint too is said to be under the influence of Venus. The tea is widely used the calm the stomach. It is said that rosemary is useful for keeping away witches. This has not been my experience, though there is anecdotal evidence that it is likely to put them in better moods. This is one of my favorite herbs, one that I bake into bread and cook with lamb, one that I use in amulets for protection and healing. It is associated with clarity of thought as well. Rosemary is under the influence of the Sun, and prefers a sunny location.
Bookselling This Week: Flowers, Plants, And Earthly Delights: The Book Sense Gar
Diverting and Instructive Tips for Growing and Tending an organic Garden Growing vegetables west of the Cascades Steve Solomon, Sasquatch, $18.95,
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Backwoods Home Magazine General Store - Books - Main Page
Gardener s AZ Guide to Growing organic Food Home Cheese Making Keep Chickens Beekeeping Growing vegetables west of the Cascades
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Gardening Books About Vegetable & Fruits Growing
Growing vegetables west of the Cascades The Complete Guide to Natural Gardening How to Grow organic vegetables in Containers (Anywhere!)
http://www.aecnetwork.com/gardening/garden_store/vege_fruits_growing/

Extractions: Did you think that tomatoes were not in this country before the 1880s? And did you think that this was because they were considered to be poisonous or aphrodisiacal? Since 1987, writer and lecturer Smith has been researching references to tomatoes. After examining 50,000 sources, which he says does not by any means exhaust the material, Smith traces the history of this most popular fruit/vegetable-one that is now grown by more Gardening gardeners in this country than any other food. There's more to the world of melons than just the cantaloupe and honeydew, but this may not be true for long: many varieties are "on the brink of extinction," according to cultivator and collector Goldman. This handsome volume documents unusual types of melon like the Collective Farm Woman (originally from Ukraine) and the serpent-shaped Snake melon with lavish color photos and playful descriptions. Goldman also instructs readers on how to pollinate, grow and harvest these plants; includes a...
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Gardener s A Z Guide To Growing organic Food Growing vegetables west Of The Cascades The Complete Guide To Natural Gardening
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GARDENING BOOKS
BGG016 27.95 Growing FRUIT vegetables ORGANICALLY The backyard BGX121 14.95 Growing vegetables west OF Cascades - Steve Solomon s guide to natural
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Extractions: BGD103 17.95 A POPULAR GUIDE TO GARDEN PONDS - Covers everything from design, planning, and building a pond including fish care. BGG010 16.95 ABLE GARDENER - Overcoming bariers of age and physical limitations. BGX037 2.95 ALL THE ONIONS AND HOW TO GROW THEM - A "country wisdom" booklet. BGF308 12.95 ASTROLOGICAL GARDENING - The ancient wisdom of successful planting and harvesting by the stars. By Louise Riotte. BGG095 15.95 BACKYARD BERRY BOOK - A "hands-on" guide to growing berries, brambles, and vine fruit in the home garden. By Stella Otto. BGF267 6.95 BACKYARD COMPOSTING - Your complete guide to recycling lawn clippings, kitchen scraps, and animal droppings for a better crop. BGG027 14.95 BACKYARD ORCHARDIST - Growing fruit trees in the home garden for the novice or the experienced fruit grower. By Stella Otto.
Organic Gardening
How to grow vegetables and fruits by the organic method. The complete guide to organic gardening west of the Cascades.
http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/AFSIC_pubs/org_gar1.htm

Extractions: ISSN: 1063-262X UPDATE NOTICE: This publication includes resources on Organic Gardening published prior to 1989. A revised edition was published in 2003 covering resources published between 1989 and September 2003. Pioneers of organic practices in the United States have acknowledged their debt to these men and to those others whose written works continue to influence us. J. I. Rodale, believed by many to be the father of organic practices in the U.S., called Sir Albert Howard of England the "father of the movement". Howard's classic study on soil fertility, "An Agricultural Testament" (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1940) includes a chapter on the "Agriculture of the Nations Which Have Passed Away" as well as observations of agricultural techniques practiced in both the Orient and the Occident. There has always been a wide range of variation in organic gardening practices. From the purist view of followers of Masanobu Fukuoka of Japan, who advocates "no tillage, no fertilizer, no pesticides, no weeding, and no pruning" ("The Natural Way of Farming: the Theory and Practice of Green Philosophy", Tokyo, Japan Publications, 1985) to the perspective of those gardeners who seek to combine conventional and organic procedures, the field of opportunity for choice in organic gardening practice is fertile indeed. We hope that this Agri-Topic will assist you in making the choices appropriate to your situation and philosophy. Whether you are landscaping a small city backyard, planning a community garden, protecting the environment and/or your pocketbook, or just endeavoring to grow tastier fruits and vegetables for home or market, we wish you each, "Good Gardening!"
The Seattle Times: Pacific Northwest Magazine
Terry Carkner thrives on farming organic vegetables and fruit for her customers, directmarket farms like Carkner s, especially west of the Cascades,
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/pacificnw/2002/0915/cover.html

Extractions: These sheep, raised on Bruce Dunlop's Lopez Island farm, have an idyllic life, grazing free-range on natural pasture. Their meat is a gourmet treat Dunlop sells direct from the farm. These customers buy their produce by subscription from Terry Carkner's farm in Puyallup. They pick up their vegetables weekly right at the farm. HERE, ON THIS farm in the belly of the Puyallup Valley, the soil is deep and rich as fudge, nurturing honey-sweet corn, perfect baby artichokes, lush lettuces the color of limes and emeralds. In the barn, gleaming strawberries perfume the air; peas swell in snapping-fresh pods. Through the drowsy days of summer and into fall, customers swarm like bees in the barn, hovering over tables piled with produce picked that morning. Terry Carkner, who owns and works this farm full time, sells everything she grows within 30 miles, and never leaves her driveway to do it. She has so much business she turns people away. Carkner has been farming here now for 20 years, but it wasn't always this way.
PRACTICE OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
1000 Farm Tour. 1030 - Workshop- Field Plan and Bed Preparation. 1200 - Potluck. Reading Growing vegetables west of the Cascades Planning 97-107
http://academic.evergreen.edu/curricular/ecoag2001/pracSUSTag04/melissa/farmsyll

Extractions: PRACTICE OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE Spring Syllabus 2004 Week 1 Monday - Group Meeting; Program Organization, Sub-Group Scheduling; Journal Writing and Weekly Synthesis Paper - Farm Tour Workshop- Greenhouse Seeding and Transplanting Procedures - Potluck Reading Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: Intro- pg. vii-x, Seeds-pg. 163-174, Transplants-pg.191-211 Week 2 Monday - Harvest for Bon Appetit, Harvest Techniques - Group Meeting, Review of readings, Sub-Group check-in - Farm Tour Workshop- Direct Seeding and Transplanting, - Potluck Reading Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: Weeds-pg. 8-10, Thinning-pg. 10-12, Tools-pg. 17-21 Week 3 Monday - Harvest for Bon Appetit, Harvest Techniques - Group Meeting; Review of readings, Sub-Group check-in - Farm Tour Workshop - Weeds and Tools Potluck Reading Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: Soil- pg. 25-67 - Harvest for Bon Appetit, Harvest Techniques - Group Meeting, Review of readings, Sub-Group check-in - Farm Tour Workshop - Field Plan and Bed Preparation - Potluck Reading Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades: Planning 97-107 Sunday April 25- Earth Day Celebration-The Evergreen State College Organic Farm (Optional) - Hoop House Construction and Demonstration Week 5 Monday - Harvest for Bon Appetit, Harvest Techniques
Methow Valley Homepage: Directory To The North Cascades, Washington
She grows an assortment of tender vegetables including her Sue has been Growing organic produce in the Methow for over 20 years. Look for her lettuce,
http://www.methownet.com/buylocal.html

Extractions: Booth Canyon Orchard is owned and run by Stina Booth with 8 acres of certified organic fruit trees on the Twisp-Carlton Rd. She grows 25 different varieties of apples, 10 varieties of pears, and raspberries, apricots, and cherries. Her fruit is available directly from the farm, Glover Street Market, Up Valley CSA, Mazama Farmers Market. She welcomes farm visitors; please call in advance.
Growing Vegetables
Growing vegetables west Of The Cascades The Complete Growing vegetables west Of The Cascades The Complete Growing vegetables west Of The Cascades
http://www.growinglifestyle.com.au/au/j38829
Healthy Food
Growing and Using Herbs by Betty EM Jacobs $14.95 Growing vegetables west of the Cascades by Steve Solomon $18.95 Northwest Herb Lover s Handbook by Mary
http://www.carlaemery.com/newsletter18.htm

Extractions: Alas, it is true. This week, I'm setting final dates and places for two more tours east of the Rockies this fall. I had folks who signed up at the talks I gave on the trip I just returned from. I passed around a notebook at each event, or had it sitting on one of my book tables. Folks signed up to invite me to return to their part of the country and speak, offering to host me for such an event. I could squeeze some of those invitations into one or another of my remaining two fall tours, but now I've lost the contact informationno phone numbers, no e-mail addresses, no names. I remember invitations to the thumb area of Michigan, one to do a writing workshop in Attica, Michican, and one for a homestead talk in Warren, Michigan. There were invites to Mims and to Keystone Heights in Florida and to Powell (?), Ohio. Oh, and I remember an invite to a town "about an hour north of St. Paul, Minnesota" also. And the Warren family? You signed up with just an e-mail address, no town.
Gardening Bookshelf
Growing Fruits and vegetables Organically The Complete Guide to GreatTasting, More Bountiful Growing vegetables west of the Cascades - Steve Solomon
http://www.springhillbooks.com/Bookshop/Bookshelf.htm

Extractions: The titles are grouped by gardening subject. Because this list has grown to such enormous size, I decided to list the titles only and let you do the follow-up on those that spark an interest. Some of the listed titles are current; some of them are older titles. Fortunately, it is much easier now to locate older titles (and we can thank the Internet for that). Try the following sources for your book search:
Gardening > Vegetables
Growing vegetables west of the Cascades The Complete Guide to Natural Gardening Autore Steve Solomon Sasquatch Books, June 2003
http://www.libreriauniversitaria.it/BUS/r_GAR02500/p_2/Vegetables.htm

Extractions: Step-by-step instructions, with drawings and photographs16 in full color, introduce the novice to the full range of growing methods, from sterile culture proceduresthe basis of all tissue culture cloning techniquesto indoor bottle gardens to inddoor/outdoor compost gardens. Includes a section on producing small quantities of... (
Re: Organic Gardening Book Recommendations?
N36 Ogden, Samuel R. Stepby-step to organic vegetable Growing. S657 Solomon, Steve The complete guide to organic gardening west of the Cascades.
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Extractions: [Prev] [Next] [Index] [Thread] Subject : Re: Organic Gardening Book Recommendations? From gthomas@freenet3.scri.fsu.edu (Guy Thomas) Date : 5 Nov 1994 09:24:35 -0500 Article : 47350 of rec.gardens Newsgroups rec.gardens Organization : Tallahassee Free-Net References Prev: Re: QUESTION: Need information on growing organic soybeans. Next: Re: Free Magazine for Nut Producers Index(es): Main Thread

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