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Gardening

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4. I look to my local aboretum

Reply to Retrograde (Original post)

Sun Jun 17, 2018, 11:32 PM

Jun 2018

Not really in the realm of what you are asking about though. That being said, they produce an outstanding newsletter for members. They hold plant sales with both professionals and volunteer master gardeners to answer questions. It is mostly about native plants and not vegetables.

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Recommended Regional Garden Guides [View all] Retrograde May 2018 OP

The best one for my area was authored by someone who lived down the road csziggy May 2018 #1

Ive always found Rodale's books really informative. Great publisher. bettyellen May 2018 #2

I don't know of any for Southeastern Connecticut. NutmegYankee May 2018 #3

I look to my local aboretum hibbing Jun 2018 #4