Lost Ladies of Garden Writing
Carol J MichelStories of women authors of gardening books in the 19th and 20th centuries who have been lost to time. Researched and written by Carol J. Michel, a garden writer who hopes not to be lost too soon.
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Alice Vaughan-Williams Martineau
Alice Vaughan-Williams Martineau, San Francisco Examiner, 1914
I’d like to apologize to Alice Vaughan-Williams Martineau, who I originally thought was a one-book wonder, a wealthy British woman who filled her idle hours by writing a little...
Sr. Rose Agnes Greenwell
Sr. Rose Agnes Greenwell
Last Tuesday, I joined a writing zoom early in the morning and before we muted ourselves to work on our various projects, we started talking about Liberty Hyde Bailey. This led me to do a quick search to confirm th...
Violet Stevenson
Violet Stevenson, from The Daily Telegraph, January 29, 1997
My first introduction to Violet Stevenson was via one of her books which I spotted on the shelf of the local Half Price Books. I didn’t buy it, but I made note of the author so I...
Mary Mason Campbell
Illustration by Tasha Tudor in Betty Crocker’s Kitchen Garden by Mary Mason Campbell
I discovered Mary Mason Campbell in the traditional way one finds an out-of-print author, by browsing through used books at a used bookstore. In my case,...
Rachel Peden
Rachel Peden, photograph from the Bloomington, IN Herald-Times, 12/24/1974
My introduction to Rachel Peden came via a comment left sometime in June of this year.
“Please check out Rachel Peden’s Rural Free: A Farmwife’s Almanac of Count...
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