Early Gardening History-New York
Early Gardening History-New York. Gay Gardener
The first gardeners of New York were the Indians, particularly the Iroquois, who planted and cultivated both fruits, vegetables, and some of them are believed to have cultivated the wild flowers of their particular regions. They are said to have developed their own corn culture and that it had a strong influence on their social and economic life.
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- Web Site
- Date of Issue
- 2002-07-18
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- Gay Gardener
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- GATE
- Keywords
- Gardening, New York