Ashlyn Cox’s Reviews > Food Not Lawns: How to Turn Your Yard into a Garden and Your Neighborhood into a Community > Status Update

As soon as I think it's good info, the author starts recommending things like saving human urine for dilution and planting HIGHLY invasive plants like kudzu and autumn olive 🤢🤦

Finally, almost halfway through, getting to some practical info. The chapter on soil ecology makes more sense, is interesting, and has a place to start. That being said, it's still not the book I was hoping for

So, by chapter 4, it is finally getting to some applicable garden info. Still heavily activist agenda, and a lot of the recommendations are extreme/expensive to set up/just not practical

So far, it's good, but very stick it to the man tone in the beginning.