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second nature

Posted: Wednesday, March 26th, 2008 in book reviews | 3 Comments »

I own tons of books about “plants” and a decent selection of books about “landscaping” but I’ve never dug as deep as I would like into the literature of “gardening.” When Carol started her book club for Garden Bloggers, I hoped that I might remedy this. Unfortunately I’ve mostly been disappointed by what […]

a hoe lot of nuthin’

Posted: Friday, September 28th, 2007 in book reviews | 9 Comments »

This is a review of the book A Hoe Lot of Trouble, a selection of The Garden Bloggers Book Club.
I went to a lot of trouble to read this book. As you may already know, I participate in an online Paperback Book Swap and depend on it to obtain most of my light reading. […]

a fortunate mistake

Posted: Monday, September 3rd, 2007 in book reviews | 2 Comments »

Due to a mistake I chose to read Quakertown by Lee Martin.
It was listed as a mystery, and I’m a great lover of mysteries. Because the main character is a gardener and it takes place in Texas, I snapped it up right away.
It is not a mystery. But I’m glad of the mistake because […]

 

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