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Catherine McDiarmid-Watt |
Thursday, October 21, 2010 |
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If there's any rule of vegetable gardening (and there isn't, so relax), it's that it's more fun to grow things you and your family enjoy eating.
So, to help you on your vegetable-growing journey, Burpee Home Gardens presents "Garden Fresh" – an insightful yet fun vegetable gardening guide that answers your questions on everything from what to grow, to how much and when.
This free ebooklet offers ideas, inspirations, and the support you need to explore – and succeed at – the world of home vegetable gardening.
Click for free ebooklet
(US/Canada only)
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