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“I love your newsletter!” Every month, more and more people tell us that. In case you missed any of our Gazettes, here are: 1. most articles by topic, and 2. the last two years by date. Special offers may be expired and we’ve disabled outdated links, but you’ll find a lot of good information here. To subscribe, simply email us at newsletter@oldhousegardens.com with “subscribe” as the subject. Then please enter that address into your email address-book or list of approved senders so your spam-blocker will let our Gazette reach you. We will NEVER share your email address, we promise. No spam! By Topic
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By Date (These will open in a NEW window, so simply close them when you’re done reading.) #90, June 2009: colonial blog, organic Truth, northern spider lilies, topiary old and new, etc. #89, May 2009: old prices, savoring peonies, seeking iris, 400 years of NY gardens, etc. #87, Apr. 2009: “Wisconsin Red”?, Google Books, Brothers of the Spade, Jane Cowl praised, etc. #86, Apr. 2009: we’re local, zone-bending spray, Greg Grant’s ‘Ehemanii’, Bartram’s bulbs, etc. #85, Mar. 2009: Wyck, ‘Little Beeswings’ goes south, singing “In the Dirt,” plant wealth, etc. #84, Feb. 2009: recycling plastic pots, St. David’s flower, 42 upcoming daffodil shows, etc. #83, Jan. 2009: frugal gardening, Monet’s bulbs, local food, Kingsolver’s “tranquils”, etc. #82, Dec. 2008: tuberoses at Versailles, mulching with Xmas lights, berserk cannas, etc. #81, Nov. 2008: iris and javelinas, Planthropology, ranting about OHG, dahlias in FL, etc. #80, Oct. 2008: Southern Living blogger loves us, ‘Black Beauty’ in FL, quail thugs, etc. #79, Oct. 2008: Ike-proof lily, pest-proof bulbs, 2000-2009 Bulbs of the Year, etc. #78, Sept. 2008: ‘Kaiser W’ is older, tulips in Mississippi, what Abyssinians smell like, etc. #77, Sept. 2008: OHG in NY Times, tips for cut flowers, loving ‘Schoonoord’, etc. #76, Aug. 2008: free Hortus bookmarks, bulbs for a mid-century icon, blogger praise, etc. #75, July 2008: decades of Campernelles, beer in our tote, an artist’s garden advice, etc. #74, June 2008: we add iris, peonies, & more, Monticello symposium, John Burroughs, etc. #73, April 2008: DaffSeek.org wants YOU, hyacinth history, ugly buggers, spring sales, etc. #72, March 2008: liveliest cemetery, historic labels, 1942 rain lilies, crocus humor, etc. #71, Feb. 2008: stinky daffs, historic sewers, dahlia talisman, sultry ‘Blue Smoke’, etc. #70, Jan. 2008: fabulous vases, better bouquets, Scott in Seattle, parrot glads, etc. #69, Dec. 2007: OHG Xmas carol, Emily Dickinson’s Gardens, Suite101 reviews, etc. #68, Nov. 2007: OHG in Country Home, Jefferson’s tuberoses, Slow Food USA, etc. #67, Nov. 2007: making a Victorian edge, 1912 Tulips, Hortus tour, winter storage, etc. #66, Sept. 2007: sizzling dahlia combo, Rudy Favretti's new book, tulip wallpaper, etc. #65, Aug. 2007: Campernelle heaven, Clara Butt CDs, pollinators, bulb sticker shock, etc. Back to Top | |
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