Great Garden Books

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by Seasonal Wisdom on December 19, 2011

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Part IV – Charlotte Germane Shares Great Garden Books

by Seasonal Wisdom on February 17, 2011

Books in the garden. Photo by spakattacks.

After visiting Seattle, Toronto, Philadelphia and Nova Scotia, this multi-part series has landed in Nevada City, California to hear more about how great garden books inspire writers.

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Part III – Robin Haglund Shares Favorite Garden Books

February 8, 2011

Garden reference books are popular, but so are garden-related fiction and biographies. Photo by BrewBooks on Flickr. In an ongoing search for great garden books, this multi-part series has traveled everywhere from the city lights of Toronto (Part II) to remote Nova Scotia and historic Philadelphia (Part I). This time, we’re heading to the Northwest, [...]

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Part II – Helen Battersby Shares Favorite Garden Books

February 6, 2011

With so many good gardening books, it’s hard to pick just one. Photo by ulle.b on Flickr. Spring is right around the corner, so it’s the perfect time to reach for a garden book. In Part I of this series, I traveled from the remote shores of Nova Scotia to a hundred-year-old Philadelphia neighborhood to learn about great garden books. This time, I turn to [...]

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Part I – Favorite Garden Books of Jodi DeLong and Carole Browne

January 28, 2011

Loads of books to read. Photo by maubrowncow on Flickr. On cold winter days nothing beats the pleasure of curling up with a good book and a hot drink. That’s especially true for gardeners … who must patiently wait until Mother Nature allows them to finally play in the dirt again. That’s why I asked some [...]

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