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Accessible Gardening: Tips & Techniques for Seniors & the Disabled ... Joann Woy, Stackpole Books (5067
Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-6921), softcover, 1997, 224 pages, $16.95. Though gardening is therapeutic,
there are many that are unable to enjoy its benefits because of disabilities. This excellent book will give a boost to
those out there that have foregone this pleasure due to injuries or aging. There are so many ideas to help gardening
enthusiasts that I have no idea where to begin…..how about trash bag gardening? Or easy composting ideas? Or
dozens of tools that make maintaining a garden easy. And the absolute best part is the source list---165 different
companies and groups that bring gardening back to those that haven't been able to enjoy it.
Adriana’s Spice Caravan ... Adriana and Rochelle Zabarkes, Storey (Schoolhouse Rd., Pownal, VT 05261);
softcover; 203 pages; $14.95; ISBN: 0-88266-987-7. And while we’re on the subject of cookbooks, this is one you’ll
love if you like some heat in your food. How about "Searingly Hot Ethiopian Lamb Stew"? Or "Lemon Pepper Bluefish
with Chipotle Chile Cream?" I think it’s wonderful….
Flower Essences fascinate me…probably because they work. Advanced Bach Flower Therapy by Gotz Blome,
M.D. (Healing Arts Press, 1999 translation; softcover; $19.95; 389 pages; ISBN: 0-89281-828-X) goes into great
depths at diagnosing and treating emotional disorders with the various Bach remedies. Much more than the normal
flower essence book it will give you a much greater understanding of what they can do and when they are appropriate.
The Agony of the Leaves: The Ecstasy of My Lives in Tea ... Helen Gustafson, Henry Holt, 115 W 18th St.,
New York, NY 10011; hardcover; 1996 $23; 174 pages. There are books you get as review copies (why do you think I
have so many books?) and those you buy….this is one I bought so I can be really honest. This one is charming as you
read about a woman's life through her experiences around the world with tea. Sure there are recipes scattered
throughout and information about tea and its history but it's more of a love affair with tea from a tea buyer and
contributing editor of Tea Quarterly. Get it!
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