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Gardening magazines in Washington state

20 years ago

Are there any regional or statewide magazines devoted to Washington gardening? I understand there is a master gardening magazine in the works.

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gweirdo
20 years ago
I believe All of the following have websites for further descriptions:

Gardenwise: British Columbia's Gardening Magazine

Gardens West

Pacific Horticulture

Washington Park Arboretum Bulletin (included with foundation membership)

Fine Gardening - includes a section devoted to gardening in the northwest, as well as frequent contributions by northwest authors

Here is a link that might be useful: further research
Diane_Kirkland
20 years ago
The Northwest Horticultural Society posts their quarterly newsletter online after the latest issue has been mailed. You can read the spring issued now. Even better, you can join and get it in the mail. The speakers and tours are great.

Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Notes Spring 2006
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Embothrium
20 years ago
Conditions in semiarid east and humid west halves of State like night and day, be sure to look for something that pertains to intermountain region rather than PNW.

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