Bristol-based Cinead McTernan got the go-ahead to write her book on growing city vegetables just as the UK entered its first lockdown in spring 2020. She needed to practise what she was preaching — and have it photographed — but couldn’t get hold of seeds and plug plants. “The nation was going ‘grow your own’ crazy and everything had sold out,” McTernan says.
2020年春天，就在英國首次進入新冠疫情封鎖之際，布里斯托爾的西尼德·麥克特南(Cinead McTernan)準備寫一本關于種植城市蔬菜的書。她需要實踐她所宣揚的東西——并把它拍下來——但卻找不到種子和植物。麥克特南說：“整個國家都在瘋狂地‘種植自己的作物’，所有的作物都賣光了。”
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