Enjoy the Guardian podcast above with Jane Perrone, Anni Kelsey and Martin Crawford Thanks to Anni for her wonderful blog where I first saw this. Inspiring and eas(ier) gardening, climate friendly and cheaper, plus interesting, tasty things to eat.
Tags Ani Kelsey, bamboo shoots, Climate Change Gardening, day lily, edible flowers, Edible Perennials, food sovereignty, Good King Henry, hungry gap, inspiring people, Jane Perrone, Martin Crawford, mashua, oca, perennial vegetables, permaculture, Seasonal Greens, Weeds
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There’s so much to learn – not just growing, but how to eat (eg, soaking in salt water) and then how to cook. Thanks for the share! nicola http://islingtonfacesblog.com
Yes! That salt water tip is a good one. 🙂