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HGTV looking for environmentally friendly gardeners

20 years ago

Home and Garden Television is looking for "green" gardeners to feature on our pro website at www.hgtvpro.com. Green gardening techniques include grouping plants by watering needs and planting with native plants. Gardeners should be in or around Washington DC, Baltimore and surrounding areas. Please contact Robyn and HGTV Pro for more details.

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pjdsr
20 years ago
We use lots of compost and very little chemicals in our small backyard garden in NoVa. Does that qualify?
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