Here's a list:
X-ray : see through the world around you / Nick Veasey
The first book on display isn't about gardens or edible flowers, though it does feature some striking radiographic images of plant life, among other subjects, such as a bus with passengers and the side of an apartment building.
Little Herb Gardens / Georgeanne Brennan
The Edible Flower Garden / Rosalind Creasy
Recipes in this book include "Tulip and Endive Appetizer", "Stir Fried Beef with Anise Hyssop", and "Rose Petal Sorbet".
The Moosewood Restaurant Kitchen Garden / David Hirsch
McGee & Stuckey's The Bountiful Container / Rose Mary Nichols McGee and Maggie Stuckey
How to grow your own food plants in a small amount of space.
All New Square Foot Gardening / Mel Bartholomew
Another popular approach to gardeining in small spaces, with limited effort.
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle : a year in the life of food / Barbara Kingsolver
A family spends a year eating what they can either grow themselves or obtain from local farmers.
The Forager's Harvest : a guide to identifying, harvesting and preparing wild plants / Samuel Thayer
Did you know that cattail pollen can be combined with wheat flour to make muffins? It's a shame Lake Crabtree is contaminated with PCBs.
Bee Books
What would a garden be without bees? Let's hope we don't find out.
Bees in America : how the honey bee shaped a nation / Tammy Horn
A Spring Without Bees : how colony collapse disorder has endangered our food supply / Michael Schacker
Robbing the Bees : a biography of honey - the sweet liquid gold that seduced the world / Holley Bishop
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