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Re: The American Meadow Garden : Win A Free Copy of John Greenlee's Book!

Wicked, wicked temptation! I have an extra acre bordering my property that backs up to wild raspberries and cattails surrounding a neighbor's pond. I have been deliberating: orchard, or meadow? I honestly think I'm getting too old for the upkeep of an orchard (but is it possible to keep a few heirloom apple trees within the context of a meadow? Hmmm...I wonder if the book tells) but a meadow would be just the thing. And if it brings with it the colors and textures of these photos, what a glorious view that would be! A plus--my chickens would love it.

The review, by the way, was perfect. Look how many of us are already salivating.