Enjoy. But I'm not an admirer as it's a book that irritates me. If I need information of seed saving, I prefer to use "The Seed Savers Handbook" by Michel and Jude Fanton.
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Discuss? I'm always looking for good sources of information. As I get older, I realize I know less and less.
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My irritation probably stems more from the style and author assumption than anything. When I'm looking for info on seed saving, I've usually in a hurry and 'Seed to Seed' drones on and on and takes too long to get to the point and there seems to be an underlying assumption that the reader knows nothing and needs to be told in with extreme due care because they are a bit dim. TMWOT, it's more a book for bedtime and/or armchair gardening reading when one likes to ponder and mull rather than actually do anything.