AZ Garden Resources - new friends of mine
Today I came across some great resources for AZ Gardeners:
http://terroirseeds.net/ Heirloom Seeds, recipes and good advice
http://www.seedsave.org/ Bill McDormand is an expert is seed saving techniques and practices
http://humbleseed.com/blog/category/humbleseed/ Heirloom seeds, plant information, recipes and sustainable living advice
http://www.lgpg.com/ - this company helps lawn and garden businesses with new product launches as well as selling a business or acquiring one.
These fine folks are all members of the Garden Writers Association, http://www.gardenwriters.org/ which I am too!
Please check them out and tell them The Garden Goddess sent you!
Ahppy Digging
http://www.down2earthgardens.com/
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SOrry - I can'rt read your comment -
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