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"anyone can root celler almost anywhere with this book ", Love this book. The author did a great job providing several different forms of root cellaring and comprehensive instructions on how to build and maintain them. Everything from building an out building, to using an old refrigerator. Plenty of sketches and photos. They include lists of produce that is easy to store, and how to store it. Also included is plenty of recipes.

"Extremely informative", Great reference book even if you live in urban areas and want to preserve your food.

"root cellaring", This is something I have always wanted to do but always living in the city have never done. When we move to Montana I will make my first attempt and this book explains several methods as well as what veggie keep best and how to preserve them. Love it.

"Root Cellaring: Natural Cold Storage of Fruits & Vegetables", This book has become a useful guide and inspires me to do more with my garden. Previously I'd give away or mulch seasonal crops that were too successful but now I intend to build my own cellar. I was also impressed by the choices of recycled or re-used materials in the construction.

"Excellent knowledgebase for raising and keeping veggies!", If you have a cellar and have a garden, this book is a great way to enjoy your harvest longer. It offers suggestions on what types of veggies to grow, and how to keep a crop growing longer.

I don't know about you, but my garden takes a lot of work for the short Oregon growing season. I am thankful to have the advice of this book to help me get the most of our gardening efforts!

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"All about root cellars.", I build a root cellar before purchasing this book. In hind sight I probably should have done it the other way around. Anyway, this book gives all the in's and out's about root cellaring, and has been most helpful to me. Since I've read the book I have improved the ventilation in my root cellar. And it has learned me that I should have more than one. There seems to be no easy solution for storing everything together, it's always going to be a compromise. Temperature fluctuations, humidity, combinations of fruits and vegetables that don't like each other, it's a more complex matter then I like it to be. This book gives answers to most questions, and is very good at giving you alternatives when you either don't have the space, the right environment, or the money to get to an optimal situation. Even in less then ideal conditions you can do a lot in terms of storage, and the book is very good to point you in different directions. There is only one topic that I miss in this book. How to create a root cellar when you live in an area with a high ground water table. Not all of us live on hill sides or high in the mountains. In low lying areas you can't just dig and forget about groundwater. It would have been helpfull with a chapter dedicated to this situation. Otherwise, if you want to store fruits and vegetables, highly recommended.

"Root Cellaring", This is exactly what we were looking for so we could build a root cellar and it also gives creative ways to use space you already have. Recipes are included in the back also. If you want to make your garden last through the winter read this book.

"Root Cellar", This book looks interesting, but I am not a farmer. I plan to give this to my son (who has a farm) as a Christmas gift. I will have to wait for his reaction to the book.

"Why pay so much at the grocers? Learn to store your food.", I feel this book is extremly helpful if you want to install a root celler.
Many how to answers. And in this day with so many moving back to rural area's why wouldnt you want to be less dependent, while providing home grown-healthier food for yourself and those you love?

Thank U
Rhonda

"Buy local in the Fall, eat local all year!", I have a small town lot with a kitchen salad garden, so didn't initially think of this as something that pertained to me, but now I realize that the local harvest available right now at farm stands is PERFECT for buying now to eat later.

This gives me a step by step guide to how to store those carrots, onions, potatoes, squash and leeks that I didn't realize I could buy in bulk now.