Green Makers: Japanese American Gardeners in Southern California
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Green Makers: Japanese American Gardeners in Southern California

by Naomi Hirahara

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Green Makers explores the little-known history of Japanese American gardeners in Southern California over the past century. It offers a focused look at their contributions and places gardening within a broader story of community, work, culture, and regional history.

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Green Makers explores the history of Japanese American gardeners in Southern California.

The book examines their contributions across the past century.

It brings attention to a little-known part of Southern California’s social and cultural history.

Readers interested in gardening, regional history, and Japanese American experiences will find a focused account of this community’s work.

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