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quickly and is easy to read. The cost for a year (10 issues) is $5, or two years (20 issues) costs $10. To subscribe, send a written request along with your check payable to the “Treasurer, Virginia Tech” in the amount of $5 or $10 to The Virginia Gardener Program, Department of Horticulture, Virginia Tech, B lacksburg, Va. 24061 -0349.
“Notes” Are Reference Books
Another great resource, developed from 20 years of monthly notes written for our newsletters, is “Notes from The Virginia Gardener,” Volumes I and II. These volumes contain useful, year-round gardening tips readers will enjoy as they prepare their gardens for the season. Two separate volumes with completely different information and art work are available. These handsome books are printed on recycled paper and include reprints of antique gardening illustrations. They are spiral bound with dividers for the four seasons. Each season is divided into months then categories, such as Vegetables, Herbs, Indoor Plants, and Landscaping. Both volumes of “Notes from The Virginia Gardener” would be beautiful, useful additions to your gardening library and great gifts for your friends! Each volume is $7 postpaid.
Send your order (if ordering a single volume, please specify Volume I and Volume II) to The Virginia Gardener Program, Department of Horticulture, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Va. 24061-0349. Please make your check payable to “Treasurer, Virginia Tech.”
“Handbook” Is Testbook
For Master Gardeners
For in-depth gardening information, you can’t beat the “Virginia Gardener Handbook.” Available in a handy, three-ring binder so you can add your own notes and information,
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