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Homeyer: Learning from other gardens

Homeyer: Learning from other gardens
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Garden design tips from the professionals (and your neighbors)

One of the best ways to learn how to create a lovely garden is to see what others have done. Here are three great gardens to visit to get ideas. ....

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Henry Homeyer: The basics of a garden library

Henry Homeyer: The basics of a garden library
Two of my favorite books by Sydney Eddison. On left, “The Gardeners Palette” and on the right, “Self-Taught Gardener.”
Two fine books on perennial flowers. On the left, “The Well-Tended Perennial Garden (Planting & Pruning Techniques)” by Tracy DiSabato-Aust; on the right, “Herbaceous Perennial Plants, Fourth Edition) by Allan M. Armitage.
I will never have too many gardening books. HENRY HOMEYER photos / For the Monitor
Michael Dirr is the author of several fine books on trees and shrubs
Ed Smith s book on vegetables should be in your collection
Published: 3/5/2021 5:00:39 PM
I know that many people, especially gardeners under the age of forty, use the internet to find the answers to their questions. That is fine, but the internet is full of “fake news” and spurious assertions. I do use the web, but if I want to learn about something in-depth, I reach for a book. People who write books ....

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Homeyer: Notes from the garden | The basics of a garden library

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I know that many people, especially gardeners under the age of 40, use the internet to find the answers to their questions. That is fine, but the internet is full of âfake newsâ and spurious assertions. I do use the web, but if I want to learn about something in-depth, I reach for a book. People who write books generally write about things they know. Garden books are written by gardeners.
Some years ago I taught a class in sustainable gardening at Granite State College, part of the University of New Hampshire system. I asked my students to buy âThe Garden Primerâ by Barbara Damrosch. This paperback is a compact 800 pages of readable, educational information about nearly every aspect of gardening. It came out in 2008, but is still in print. Everyone could benefit by owning it. ....

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Gardening: Required reading for your garden library

Gardening: Required reading for your garden library
By Henry Homeyer
I know that many people especially gardeners under the age of 40 use the internet to find the answers to their questions. That is fine, but the internet is full of “fake news” and spurious assertions. I do use the web, but if I want to learn about something in-depth, I reach for a book. People who write books generally write about things they know. Gardening books are written by gardeners.
Some years ago I taught a class in sustainable gardening at Granite State College, part of the University of New Hampshire system. I asked my students to buy The Garden Primer, by Barbara Damrosch. This paperback is a compact 800 pages of readable, educational information about nearly every aspect of gardening. It came out in 2008 but is still in print. Everyone could benefit from owning it. ....

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