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Rodale Press--has online presence through Organic Gardening magazine Web site.
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I look forward to it.
I have been a subscriber to Organic Gardening Magazine for a couple of years now. I love reading it, it is packed with organic tips on soil, pests, plant species, food gardens, tools, etc. They also have a story about a community garden in most issues which is really fun to read. I've used it this year to pinpoint what was making my tomato leaves droop and turn yellow. It's handy dandy. And often there are some fabulous photos of gardens that just make me swoon.
They recently did a redesign and I don't like it as much as I did before, but there is still a lot to learn between the covers of that magazine. I also feel like they could have a much easier to work with website than they do. There's a lot on there that is hard to find and gets lost.
Valerie's keywords: garden resource, magazine
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Organic Gardening Web site down to earth
As an organic gardener, the Organic Gardening message board is the first place I go when I need questions answered. Why isn't my broccoli forming heads? How do I maximize beneficial insects in my garden? How do I get my compost pile to breakdown more quickly? All I have to do is post my question on any of a number of forums, and organic gardeners from all across the United States and Canada happily share what they know to help my garden grow better--without pesticides or chemical fertilizers.
www.organicgardening.com is my first choice for fast, helpful information.
Phoebe's keywords: gardening
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