Upstate Gardeners' Journal, the regional gardening magazine for Upstate NY, now publishes all issues online, for free. This is terrific news for gardeners like me who don't live close enough to Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, or Ithaca to stop by a garden center and pick up a free print copy. I went to the Upstate Gardeners' [...]
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Northern Gardener Magazine praises Cold Climate Gardening
April 13, 2007 – Posted in: About this site, Recommended LinksLook at the hardiness map for Minnesota and you will see that the whole state is in zone 4 or colder. The Minnesota State Horticultural Society, which publishes Northern Gardener Magazine, is devoted to helping northern gardeners. If you join the society, besides the magazine you will get borrowing privileges at the society's library (they [...]
Horticulture Magazine jumps on the blogging bandwagon
February 1, 2007 – Posted in: Blogging Art and Practice, Recommended LinksHorticulture Magazine has jumped on the blogging bandwagon. Managing Editor Meghan Lynch and Executive Editor Sara Begg are both giving it a whirl. At the moment, though, you can't get to them from the website's main page. How dumb is that? The only reason I even found them is because I subscribe to the email [...]
Another magazine for northern gardeners
December 5, 2002 – Posted in: MiscellaneousAnother magazine for northern gardeners is People, Places & Plants. This started out as a magazine for Maine gardeners, then expanded to cover all of New England. Checking their website before posting this link, I see they are about to start a second magazine for the Mid-Atlantic region. I haven't actually seen an issue since [...]
Garden magazines and other winter occupations
December 2, 2002 – Posted in: Book reviewsAh, November. A little time to breathe and do something besides the hard physical work of gardening. Like, read seed catalogs and go slightly mad with imagining all the things I'll grow next year. And read gardening magazines--actually read them, not just flip through them and hope to remember them when there's more time. My [...]
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