Abstract
Dooryard gardens as human constructs are assemblages of plants about a dwelling which reveal much of the culture history of places and of management decisions by individual holders. The gar dens satisfy some requirements for food, fiber, medicine, and con struction; they consume much labor as a factor of production; they provide places for recreation during leisure periods and aesthetic experiences for those who plant and maintain them.
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