Thats NPRs headline, not mine. My husband switched the radio on yesterday morning just in time for me to hear this story about Amy Goldman, who as Im sure you know is an author, artist, and heirloom seed advocate. Weve written about her incredible bronze casts of heirloom vegetables here, and a squabble over seeds here, and her recent nuptials to a person involved in said squabbles here. You may also know her beautiful books The Heirloom Tomato and The Compleat Squash. And New York gardeners know that her family has supported botanical gardensincluding NYBG and BBG.
And now shes on NPR for contributing to left-leaning superPACs, as part of a series profiling people who do such things. SowellIm glad to hear that heirloom vegetable gardeners are getting heard in the political process, somewhere, somehow.
If any other squash or tomato-related news arises during the campaign, you can be sure well stay on top of it!
Via: Melons, Squash, and Cash
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