Kevin Orlin Johnson

I'm the a

uthor of

Why Do Catholics Do That?; Rosary:

Mysteries,

Meditations, and the Telling of the Beads;

Apparitions: Mystic

Phenomena and What They Mean

;

and a bunch of other books on a

wide variety of topics

that I'm finishing as fast as I can.

My main interests are Catholic Christianity, astronomy,

language and linguistics, cooking, health and fitness,

art

and

architecture

and

their

iconography--what all of

those

silly

books about Da Vinci are

supposed to be

about, but

really, which is infinitely more interesting

because it's

true

and

gardening.

In terms of gardening, I'm particularly interested in

heritage plants,

the varieties of crops, fruits, flowers,

and

herbs that have been kept

alive generation after

generation, sometimes for thousands of years,

dedicated farmers and gardeners who save the best

seed and

propagate the best scion wood.

These passalong plants are absolutely fundamental to

our food

ply, because they're the only possible

ancestors for the hybrid

crops that feed us all. And

these living heirlooms are falling into

extinction at an

appalling rate

If you have

any open-pollinated plants, antique

fruit

trees,

old roses, or any other heirloom plant,

please visit www.

SeedTime.tv today and let us

know! Thanks!

pangaeuspress@gmail.com

Kevin Orlin Johnson, Ph.D.

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