


(Photos courtesy of J. Evan Kreider.)
When the back yard is not adequate, a growing number of urban residents create front yard vegetable gardens, or they plant vegetables in the back lane. Documented here are endeavors, small and larger, to plant vegetables and fruits in front yards, lanes, and other unexpected places in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and beyond.
2 comments:
They look sooo goood! I wonder if they'd make a good chutney.
Mark, I've added the tomatillos to a recipe for a vegan "Persian tomato cucumber" salad, and the result is a very fresh taste. Alas, the plant is deteriorating due to cold weather and way too much rain. Janice
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