A garlic testament
From planting time in autumn through high blue winter days to rich, hectic weeks of summer when garlic, basil, flowers, and vegetables are harvested, Crawford evokes the great adventure of getting back to the land–and the vivid mysteries of the earth, wind, water, seed, bulb, and stalk.
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