Grandmother’s Garden: A Place Where Healing Once Grown

*Grandmother’s Garden: A Place Where Healing Once Grown* is a memoir by author Michele M. Fisher that recounts her childhood experiences tending her grandmother’s garden in rural North Carolina. The book blends personal history with folk remedies, describing how the garden’s herbs, vegetables, and flowers served as a source of physical healing, emotional comfort, and cultural continuity for the family. Through vivid anecdotes and reflections, Fisher explores themes of intergenerational knowledge, the therapeutic power of nature, and the lasting impact of a nurturing, plant‑filled sanctuary. Views Nigeria