Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Vegetable Gardening and Canning: A Manual for Garden Clubs
In club gardening still other advantages are gained, the most important of which is undoubtedly the ability to do team work. Some of us who can do very good work alone, have never learned to pull together. The garden club cannot be a complete success unless its members are willing to join hands in an effort to make theirs the best gardens in the country. If this spirit prevails throughout all the garden ventures, then there will be a great number of successful gardens. But if by some strange mischance no crop at all should result, the fact that you had learned to work together would be a fine reward to you. What I mean is this: aside from the great value of the crop which your gardens will produce, is that equally gr'eat moral value, which some of us do not yet realize, of having learned to pull together.
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