"All Hands Be Together": Newfoundland Gardening
Abstract
Vegetable gardening persists in rural Newfoundland settlements as they undergo rapid technological, political and economic changes because gardening displays and perpetuates old values such as self-reliance, subsistence skills and family co-operation. Long-term research in northern Newfoundland has shown that it is not the poorest who garden but the proudest, especially the flag-bearers of a traditionalist vision of rural life.
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