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By DR. DIANE RELF
Extension Environmental Horticulturist
For almost 20 years, I have been writing newspaper columns, editing gardening newsletters, and preparing other information for the gardeners of Virginia. Along with my staff in the Virginia Tech Office of Environmental Horticulture, I have prepared several publications to provide our readers with the scientific, environmentally sound information they need when gardening, in a format that is easy to understand and fun to follow.
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Ten Times A Year
“The Virginia Gardener Newsletter,” a nationally-recognized source of gardening information, takes you straight to the original source of information cited in commercial newsletter and magazines — the faculty at Virginia Tech! Whether you live in the mountains, on the piedmont, or at the shore. “The Virginia Gardener Newsletter” provides state-of-the-art gardening tips to help you keep your garden at its best and to keep you informed about new developments in the world of horticulture.
“The Virginia Gardener Newsletter” acquaints you with what really works among the latest, environmentally friendly, landscaping techniques. It provides updates on the latest horticultural research; helps you stay “in the know” so you can find horticultural information on Internet databases; and gives you the best techniques and practices to help you make the most of your gardening time. Each month features articles suitable to the season, addressing its particular gardening problems and opportunities. The monthly notes give you a list of activities to ensure your garden's ongoing productivity and beauty. Every issue, every article, every note is presented in a style that gets to the point
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