Bible Gardens
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- CarolWallace
- Kirk_Johnson
- emilylevitt
- Red
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» CarolWallace - I'm glad you included the supplement
Because in this climate I can't grow things like pomegranates - but I can certainly grow those herbs!You really did a HUGE amount of research on this one, didn't you?
-- posted by CarolWallace
» Kirk_Johnson - Research
I just got the information last weekend. I went to Coos Bay last Friday. They have the best public library on the southern Oregon coast. I did a lot of photocopies from encyclopedias, then the books that I ordered through a local library arrived last Saturday. I really had to push myself to get that article written in time. My main idea was that stone altar as a focal point. I couldn't find information for these altars on the internet, so I had to do a lot of research.-- posted by Kirk_Johnson
» emilylevitt - What a timely topic!
and very nicley done! Here's a seed source fyi which has a Bible Garden section that is really neat:-- posted by emilylevitt
» Red - Great article...
Kirk, I had never heard of a Biblical Garden until last year when I was researching garden designs to write several articles. At that time, I came across a lot of information on a Biblical Garden made from plants mentioned in the New Testament. I wrote the article and have incorporated some of the ideas into my own flower garden.This is a great article. I enjoyed reading it and know that you put a lot of work into it.
-- posted by Red
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