Missed an issue? Here are the recent newsletters from London Middlesex Master Gardeners:
December 2024 – The Holidays are Just around the Corner
September 2024 – Fall Time, Fun Time
August 2024 – Mid-August already?
July 2024 – Summer is in Full Swing
May 2024 – The Unofficial Start to Summer
February 2024 – Is Spring Here Already?
December 2023 – Happy Holidays
July 2023 – Dog Days of Summer
June 2023 – Invasive Plant Species
April 2023 – Spring Planning
March 2023 – Seedy Saturday
January 2023 – Winter Wonderland
September 2022 – September Kicks Off Fall
May 2022 – Every Gardener Loves May
March 2022 – Planning the Spring Garden
December 2021 – Tis the Season to See Holly
October 2021 – Enjoy the Changing Seasons
September 2021 – Making the best of cool crisp days
July 2021 – Summer Tips
June 2021 – Crazy Weather for Gardens
April 2021 – Good to be Outdoors
March 2021 – Signs of Spring 2021
September 2020 – Fall is the Best Time to Garden
May 2020 “Stay Home and Garden”
March 2020 “Gardens Spring to Life”
Feb 2020 “Winter is a Great Time for Gardeners!”
September 2019 “Hang on Summer!”
April 2019 Master Gardener Newsletter
Feb 2019 – Gardening News ‘Real and Local’
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About The Author: Armstrong
As an author and editor, Linda directs her lifelong love of nature and plants to concerns about our environment and how we can do better. In addition to decades of gardening experience, and training as a master gardener, Linda focuses on learning from leading science-based educators and writers, and in the process finds that she uncovers many gardening myths.
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