Growing Home: Stories of Ethnic Gardening

U of Minnesota Press (2000)
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Abstract

Interviews and photographs of more than thirty Minnesotans who have imported the style and tradition of their native or ancestral lands into their gardening. Includes Finn, French-speaking Swiss, Turk, Slovene, German, Korean, Nowegian, Bahaman, Czech, Ugandan, Latvian, Russian, Nigerian, Guatemalan, Greek, Mexican, Laotian, Japanese, Sudanese, Polish, Filipino, Cuban, Native American, Liberian, Indian, and Hmong ethnics.

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