Evidence lies in the spinach patch, while entire corpses hide in the strawberry beds. Victims are bludgeoned with a zucchini. Even the vegetables themselves can play a role in the investigation. There are numerous ways to place the fruits and vegetables of the home garden at the center of a crime short story. The most creative murders - or could they sometimes be natural deaths? - are gathered in the new crime anthology from Grössenwahn Verlag. Of course, public officials and private detectives also investigate cases of vitamin-rich theft, fraud, or property damage. However, it is to be feared that serious crimes will prevail. Crime editor Britta Voss serves as the patron for this anthology. She has invited authors to dig deep into their bag of tricks: the result is a vegetarian and colorful mix of thrilling garden short mysteries.