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Quilting Books for Gardeners
2014 Almanacs and Calendars for Gardeners
The Soil Dwellers
History of Pears
The Columbia and Dana Hovey Pears
More Pear History
Chilling Seed Specifics
Rousselet and Santa Claus Pears
Crops for the Edible Landscape
Lakemont and King of the North Grapes
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Quilting Books for Gardeners
Gardeners who quilt will be thrilled with the new Love to Quilt series from American Quilter's Society. The series includes 24 booklets, many of which feature garden themes.
2014 Almanacs and Calendars for Gardeners
Beat the holiday rush and shop early for those almanacs and calendars. These make great gifts for gardeners. Keep extras around for hostess gifts during the holiday season.
The Soil Dwellers
Without a healthy soil our plants can´t thrive. With that in mind here are some books that shed light on soil health and soil dwellers.
History of Pears
The history of pears began thousands of years ago.
The Columbia and Dana Hovey Pears
Both the European and Asian pears are suitable for home orchards. You won't go wrong with Conference and Dana Hovey pears.
More Pear History
The history of European pears is a fascinating story.
Chilling Seed Specifics
Here are some garden plants whose seeds need chilling for better germination.
Rousselet and Santa Claus Pears
There are some delightful heirloom pears available. Thee are suitable for home orchards.
Crops for the Edible Landscape
There are many crops suitable for the edible landscape. These include the broad bean as well as the soybean and peanut.
Lakemont and King of the North Grapes
When choosing grapes for the home garden keep Lakemont Seedless and the King of the North in mind. These are very disease resistant varieties.
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