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Ruth Stout
Ruth Stout

Ruth Stout was an American author known for her unique gardening philosophy and lifestyle. Born on June 14, 1884, and passing away on August 22, 1980, Stout was renowned for her no-till gardening and natural methods. Her book 'How to Grow a Vegetable Garden Without a Row of Fences' became a classic among gardening enthusiasts. more

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