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[continue reading...]Sweet Gum These trees display some of the most interesting fall color of any large tree. You can have six sweet gums planted in a row, and not one will look the same in the fall. The “gum balls” are a great source of bird food, though they can cause a mess. There are some [...]
[continue reading...]A couple of weeks ago, I went to the 2009 Garden Writers Symposium in Raleigh, North Carolina. It was conveniently close to my Wilmington, NC home! I had a great time and got to learn about all of the cool new plants, garden tools, books and general gardening stuff that’s coming out over the next [...]
[continue reading...]The Truth about Organic Gardening by Jeff Gillman is a must-have for every homeowner serious about his or her lawn and garden. Published in 2008 by Timber Press, it quickly shot to the top of best-seller lists of gardening books. (There are such things!) If you only ever own one book about how to care [...]
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Katie Elzer-Peters is a horticulturist and garden writer living in Wilmington, North Carolina. She received her Bachelor of Science from Purdue University and her Master of Science from the University of Delaware and the Longwood Graduate Program; both degrees were in public horticulture. Elzer-Peters has lived and gardened professionally in New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Washington, D.C., Florida, Washington and North Carolina. She writes for publications and clients in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Australia. To contact Elzer-Peters, visit her website at http://www.thegardenofwords.com. In addition to maintaining large gardens at her home, Elzer-Peters enjoys reading, jogging, bike riding and watching movies.
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