A Garden Gift from George Washington Carver ...Middle East

When most of us think of George Washington Carver we think of peanuts. But, contrary to popular belief, he did not invent peanut butter. His true gift to gardening and agriculture was crop rotation. The south had depleted its soils growing crop after crop of cotton. This was especially devastating to poorer small farmers. To expand his influence, he outfitted his “Jessop” wagon as a mobile classroom. In this way, he was able to teach farmers about crop rotation and other soil improvement options. Peanuts were a big part of his plan to rejuvenate soil in Deep South cotton-growing regions. As gardeners, we need to stop and ask ourselves, do we grow tomatoes in the same place year after year? D

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