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JULY RESOURCES
Spring 2024 has gone and here we are into Summer.
Now is the time to sit back and relax.
Our Gardens. Enjoy what is delightful and beautiful and overlook tasks that the eye meets. It’s hot and time to take it easy. Finding interesting garden topics to read about is easy with the resources we have on our website.
Here is a quick review of the options.
All of this is on our Home page under Resources.
I have espoused A Way to Garden (‘horticultural how-to and woo-woo’) website for some time after a gardening friend recommended it. I wrote Margaret Roach and she gave me formal permission to place this excellent resource on our website. She herself an experienced and knowledgeable gardener interviews experienced and knowledgeable gardeners on a range of different topics. The podcasts may be read or listened to. Also available is information on plants, recipes, how-to’s, and more! She just won the prestigious Scott Medal Gardening Award - if interested please read about it in the April 2024 garden tips issue which can be found under Connect/ Monthly Gardening tips archived 😀
Second - Garden Design
This was recommended by a fellow garden club member Linda G. I emailed them to request permission to place it on our website and they said sure! There is great information about gardens to visit wherever your travel destination takes you under their garden tours tab. Explore their photos, plants, and design ideas. There are webinars for those who are interested in attending them too.
I also wanted to include The Gardener News (a great newspaper that has been published since 2003.
Click on it under our resources. When the page opens (this month the front page is blueberries) there are 2 yellow boxes at the bottom. Click the yellow box that says "Download the current issue as a PDF here" You can then read it. Otherwise, you will quickly give up reading because the font size is too small.
Relax in the garden this July with a nice breeze, some shade, a cool beverage, and some good reading🌼 🕶
JULY RESOURCES
Spring 2024 has gone and here we are into Summer.
Now is the time to sit back and relax.
Our Gardens. Enjoy what is delightful and beautiful and overlook tasks that the eye meets. It’s hot and time to take it easy. Finding interesting garden topics to read about is easy with the resources we have on our website.
Here is a quick review of the options.
All of this is on our Home page under Resources.
I have espoused A Way to Garden (‘horticultural how-to and woo-woo’) website for some time after a gardening friend recommended it. I wrote Margaret Roach and she gave me formal permission to place this excellent resource on our website. She herself an experienced and knowledgeable gardener interviews experienced and knowledgeable gardeners on a range of different topics. The podcasts may be read or listened to. Also available is information on plants, recipes, how-to’s, and more! She just won the prestigious Scott Medal Gardening Award - if interested please read about it in the April 2024 garden tips issue which can be found under Connect/ Monthly Gardening tips archived 😀
Second - Garden Design
This was recommended by a fellow garden club member Linda G. I emailed them to request permission to place it on our website and they said sure! There is great information about gardens to visit wherever your travel destination takes you under their garden tours tab. Explore their photos, plants, and design ideas. There are webinars for those who are interested in attending them too.
I also wanted to include The Gardener News (a great newspaper that has been published since 2003.
Click on it under our resources. When the page opens (this month the front page is blueberries) there are 2 yellow boxes at the bottom. Click the yellow box that says "Download the current issue as a PDF here" You can then read it. Otherwise, you will quickly give up reading because the font size is too small.
Relax in the garden this July with a nice breeze, some shade, a cool beverage, and some good reading🌼 🕶
