One of Britain's most beloved gardening writers encourages American gardeners to let autumn join hands with spring in this delightful guide to cottage garden flowers.

    . . it is not possible to produce decent and savory food for the dinner table," claims Angelo Pellegrini in The Food Lover's Garden, in which he offers sage counsel on growing a variety of herbs and vegetables, and delectable recipes by which to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Pellegrini instructs the reader about the marriage of gardening and food, and the importance of la dolce vita - a life built around wholesome food, good wine, useful work, and strong friendships. (6 X 9, 272 pages, illustrations)

    There is a useful plant-name section included.