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Author: Jo Turner Binding: hardcover Number of pages: 208 Dimensions: 19 x 24.8 cm Year of publication: 2023 Language: English
Author
Jo Turner is the great-granddaughter of a gardener from East Sussex, granddaughter of a woman who grew and preserved fruit and vegetables to feed her large family, and daughter of an avid flower grower and marmalade maker. She lives on 50 acres of original Australian bush and contends with the heat of long summers while growing fruit and vegetables.
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