Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 Yes.... Excellent On Feb 20, 2008 10:12 AM, Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote: Spring is approaching and one of the healthiest activities is working with plants. I love getting my hands in the soil, and I don't use gloves. By growing your own vegetables or flowers for the butterflies and bees, we help ourselves and Earth's creatures to be healthy. When I work in my gardens, I zone out. When I am finished for the day, I feel at peace and one with Mother Earth. If you haven't grown vegetables before, start small. You can use planters for all kinds of vegetables, like tomato plants, strawberries, even blueberries. Lots of Love and Blessings, Joy Seed-Starting Welcome to the NGA Garden Shop! Here are this week's specials. To view this e-mail online, visit http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshop@... to your address book or safe list. Windowsill Herb Garden EXCLUSIVE. Fresh, homegrown herbs are a good cook's secret for culinary success, and you can grow many of them right on your kitchen windowsill! Reg $29.95 NOW $24.95 >> Buy Now Portable 4-Tier Growing Rack This versatile growing rack is ideal for hardening off seedlings in spring or extending the growing season in fall. Reg $89.95 NOW $79.95 >> Buy Now Paper Potmaker Anyone can use our popular Paper Potmaker and recycle while saving the hassle of dealing with lots of plastic seedling pots. Reg $16.95 NOW $14.95 >> Buy Now Seedling Heat Mat™ Designed to fit under common seed flats, the Seedling Heat Mat warms the rooting area, promoting stronger root systems and faster growth. Reg $35.95 NOW $30.95 >> Buy Now GrowLab® Master 3-Tier Light Garden Garden around the clock and maximize your indoor gardening with 3 levels of light-filled growing space! Reg $649 NOW $549 >> Buy Now Deluxe Seed-Starting Kit EXCLUSIVE. Our convenient kit is perfectly sized for the GrowLab 3-Tier and includes top-quality seeds, pots, trays, inserts, soil, fertilizer, and more — the works! Reg $99.95 NOW $89.95 >> Buy Now Green Thumb 4' Light System If you're just starting with plants, or space is at a premium, our Green Thumb Grow Light is for you. Reg $84.95 NOW $74.95 >> Buy Now Vegetable Garden Seeds Our vegetable garden collection of 11 high-quality, easy-to-grow seeds is ideal for anyone looking for a one-stop veggie garden that contains all the basics. Reg $14.95 NOW $12.95 >> Buy Now Create a Planting CalendarIf you're starting seeds indoors, it helps to create a planting calendar so you know which seeds to sow when. Start by marking your average last frost date — you can get this from a gardening neighbor or your ative Extension office. Then count back and mark the sowing and transplanting dates for each crop. For example, you'll want to sow tomato seeds about six weeks before planting outdoors. If your average last frost date is May 1, write " sow tomato seeds " on March 20. You'll transplant the seedlings into the garden on May 1. You can transplant broccoli and cabbage seedlings into the garden about two weeks before the last frost date — they can take a light frost — so write " transplant broccoli " on April 17. Sow them about six weeks before that, on March 6. Make your planting calendar now, and before you know it you'll be out in the garden! Product Search Browse our departments: Indoor Gardening Light Gardens Seed Starting Outdoor Gardening Birds & Butterflies Composting Container Gardening Fences & Arbors Furniture & Decorative Greenhouses & Sheds Seed Collections Tools & Equipment Watering Weather Worms & Vermicomposting Plants AmaryllisGift Bulb BasketsSpecialty Gardens Home Dried Wreaths Lavender Gifts Kids Gardening Books & Posters Kitchen Our Mission Adopt a School Garden Customer Service To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshop@... to your address book or safe list.If you can't read this newsletter, copy this URL and paste it into your browser: http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 Contact NGA:1100 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403802-863-5251 If you would like to change your e-mail settings, follow the link below:http://garden.garden.org/subscriptions/manage.php?r=8767_f9ec9030 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 I am glad you liked it Antoinette! Your name is so beautiful. Anyway, I have many sites on gardening tools, that can help a person still work in the garden with more ease. I have a difficulty with a hip, lower back, knees, feet and sacraliliac, yet, I still take care of my gardens, thanks to these tools. I, also, have many sites where I buy my seeds and plants. Some of these sites are difficult to find, as they carry more exotic plants, such as goji berry plants, elderberry plants, and more. If anyone would like for me to share, just let me know. Lots of Love, Joy Seed-Starting Welcome to the NGA Garden Shop! Here are this week's specials. To view this e-mail online, visit http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshop@... to your address book or safe list. Windowsill Herb Garden EXCLUSIVE. Fresh, homegrown herbs are a good cook's secret for culinary success, and you can grow many of them right on your kitchen windowsill! Reg $29.95 NOW $24.95 >> Buy Now Portable 4-Tier Growing Rack This versatile growing rack is ideal for hardening off seedlings in spring or extending the growing season in fall. Reg $89.95 NOW $79.95 >> Buy Now Paper Potmaker Anyone can use our popular Paper Potmaker and recycle while saving the hassle of dealing with lots of plastic seedling pots. Reg $16.95 NOW $14.95 >> Buy Now Seedling Heat Mat™ Designed to fit under common seed flats, the Seedling Heat Mat warms the rooting area, promoting stronger root systems and faster growth. Reg $35.95 NOW $30.95 >> Buy Now GrowLab® Master 3-Tier Light Garden Garden around the clock and maximize your indoor gardening with 3 levels of light-filled growing space! Reg $649 NOW $549 >> Buy Now Deluxe Seed-Starting Kit EXCLUSIVE. Our convenient kit is perfectly sized for the GrowLab 3-Tier and includes top-quality seeds, pots, trays, inserts, soil, fertilizer, and more — the works! Reg $99.95 NOW $89.95 >> Buy Now Green Thumb 4' Light System If you're just starting with plants, or space is at a premium, our Green Thumb Grow Light is for you. Reg $84.95 NOW $74.95 >> Buy Now Vegetable Garden Seeds Our vegetable garden collection of 11 high-quality, easy-to-grow seeds is ideal for anyone looking for a one-stop veggie garden that contains all the basics. Reg $14.95 NOW $12.95 >> Buy Now Create a Planting CalendarIf you're starting seeds indoors, it helps to create a planting calendar so you know which seeds to sow when. Start by marking your average last frost date — you can get this from a gardening neighbor or your ative Extension office. Then count back and mark the sowing and transplanting dates for each crop. For example, you'll want to sow tomato seeds about six weeks before planting outdoors. If your average last frost date is May 1, write "sow tomato seeds" on March 20. You'll transplant the seedlings into the garden on May 1. You can transplant broccoli and cabbage seedlings into the garden about two weeks before the last frost date — they can take a light frost — so write "transplant broccoli" on April 17. Sow them about six weeks before that, on March 6. Make your planting calendar now, and before you know it you'll be out in the garden! Product Search Browse our departments: Indoor Gardening Light Gardens Seed Starting Outdoor Gardening Birds & Butterflies Composting Container Gardening Fences & Arbors Furniture & Decorative Greenhouses & Sheds Seed Collections Tools & Equipment Watering Weather Worms & Vermicomposting Plants AmaryllisGift Bulb BasketsSpecialty Gardens Home Dried Wreaths Lavender Gifts Kids Gardening Books & Posters Kitchen Our Mission Adopt a School Garden Customer Service To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshop@... to your address book or safe list.If you can't read this newsletter, copy this URL and paste it into your browser: http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 Contact NGA:1100 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403802-863-5251 If you would like to change your e-mail settings, follow the link below:http://garden.garden.org/subscriptions/manage.php?r=8767_f9ec9030 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 Thank you Joyce On Feb 20, 2008 11:11 AM, Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote: I am glad you liked it Antoinette! Your name is so beautiful. Anyway, I have many sites on gardening tools, that can help a person still work in the garden with more ease. I have a difficulty with a hip, lower back, knees, feet and sacraliliac, yet, I still take care of my gardens, thanks to these tools. I, also, have many sites where I buy my seeds and plants. Some of these sites are difficult to find, as they carry more exotic plants, such as goji berry plants, elderberry plants, and more. If anyone would like for me to share, just let me know. Lots of Love, Joy Seed-Starting Welcome to the NGA Garden Shop! Here are this week's specials. To view this e-mail online, visit http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshop@... to your address book or safe list. Windowsill Herb Garden EXCLUSIVE. Fresh, homegrown herbs are a good cook's secret for culinary success, and you can grow many of them right on your kitchen windowsill! Reg $29.95 NOW $24.95 >> Buy Now Portable 4-Tier Growing Rack This versatile growing rack is ideal for hardening off seedlings in spring or extending the growing season in fall. Reg $89.95 NOW $79.95 >> Buy Now Paper Potmaker Anyone can use our popular Paper Potmaker and recycle while saving the hassle of dealing with lots of plastic seedling pots. Reg $16.95 NOW $14.95 >> Buy Now Seedling Heat Mat™ Designed to fit under common seed flats, the Seedling Heat Mat warms the rooting area, promoting stronger root systems and faster growth. Reg $35.95 NOW $30.95 >> Buy Now GrowLab® Master 3-Tier Light Garden Garden around the clock and maximize your indoor gardening with 3 levels of light-filled growing space! Reg $649 NOW $549 >> Buy Now Deluxe Seed-Starting Kit EXCLUSIVE. Our convenient kit is perfectly sized for the GrowLab 3-Tier and includes top-quality seeds, pots, trays, inserts, soil, fertilizer, and more — the works! Reg $99.95 NOW $89.95 >> Buy Now Green Thumb 4' Light System If you're just starting with plants, or space is at a premium, our Green Thumb Grow Light is for you. Reg $84.95 NOW $74.95 >> Buy Now Vegetable Garden Seeds Our vegetable garden collection of 11 high-quality, easy-to-grow seeds is ideal for anyone looking for a one-stop veggie garden that contains all the basics. Reg $14.95 NOW $12.95 >> Buy Now Create a Planting CalendarIf you're starting seeds indoors, it helps to create a planting calendar so you know which seeds to sow when. Start by marking your average last frost date — you can get this from a gardening neighbor or your ative Extension office. Then count back and mark the sowing and transplanting dates for each crop. For example, you'll want to sow tomato seeds about six weeks before planting outdoors. If your average last frost date is May 1, write " sow tomato seeds " on March 20. You'll transplant the seedlings into the garden on May 1. You can transplant broccoli and cabbage seedlings into the garden about two weeks before the last frost date — they can take a light frost — so write " transplant broccoli " on April 17. Sow them about six weeks before that, on March 6. Make your planting calendar now, and before you know it you'll be out in the garden! Product Search Browse our departments: Indoor Gardening Light Gardens Seed Starting Outdoor Gardening Birds & Butterflies Composting Container Gardening Fences & Arbors Furniture & Decorative Greenhouses & Sheds Seed Collections Tools & Equipment Watering Weather Worms & Vermicomposting Plants AmaryllisGift Bulb BasketsSpecialty Gardens Home Dried Wreaths Lavender Gifts Kids Gardening Books & Posters Kitchen Our Mission Adopt a School Garden Customer Service To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshop@... to your address book or safe list.If you can't read this newsletter, copy this URL and paste it into your browser: http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 Contact NGA:1100 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403802-863-5251 If you would like to change your e-mail settings, follow the link below:http://garden.garden.org/subscriptions/manage.php?r=8767_f9ec9030 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 yes, I am so sore from digging in one of my garden beds, the muscles I havent used for a while now hurt alot, I just sowed and finished 2 rows of onions, snow peas, spinach, mescaline mix, arugula, and radishes, and I got 6 more beds to go and much more. The strawberries need weeding also, and raspberry canes need to be relocated! Lots to do, and I have accomplished just a fraction of what I set out to do, and its raining, so no gardening today. Enjoy! MicheleAntoinette Hummel <antoinette.hummel@...> wrote: Yes.... Excellent On Feb 20, 2008 10:12 AM, Joyce Hudson <bjoyfuliglou> wrote: Spring is approaching and one of the healthiest activities is working with plants. I love getting my hands in the soil, and I don't use gloves. By growing your own vegetables or flowers for the butterflies and bees, we help ourselves and Earth's creatures to be healthy. When I work in my gardens, I zone out. When I am finished for the day, I feel at peace and one with Mother Earth. If you haven't grown vegetables before, start small. You can use planters for all kinds of vegetables, like tomato plants, strawberries, even blueberries. Lots of Love and Blessings, Joy Seed-Starting Welcome to the NGA Garden Shop! Here are this week's specials. To view this e-mail online, visit http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshopgarden (DOT) org to your address book or safe list. Windowsill Herb Garden EXCLUSIVE. Fresh, homegrown herbs are a good cook's secret for culinary success, and you can grow many of them right on your kitchen windowsill! Reg $29.95 NOW $24.95 >> Buy Now Portable 4-Tier Growing Rack This versatile growing rack is ideal for hardening off seedlings in spring or extending the growing season in fall. Reg $89.95 NOW $79.95 >> Buy Now Paper Potmaker Anyone can use our popular Paper Potmaker and recycle while saving the hassle of dealing with lots of plastic seedling pots. Reg $16.95 NOW $14.95 >> Buy Now Seedling Heat Mat™ Designed to fit under common seed flats, the Seedling Heat Mat warms the rooting area, promoting stronger root systems and faster growth. Reg $35.95 NOW $30.95 >> Buy Now GrowLab® Master 3-Tier Light Garden Garden around the clock and maximize your indoor gardening with 3 levels of light-filled growing space! Reg $649 NOW $549 >> Buy Now Deluxe Seed-Starting Kit EXCLUSIVE. Our convenient kit is perfectly sized for the GrowLab 3-Tier and includes top-quality seeds, pots, trays, inserts, soil, fertilizer, and more — the works! Reg $99.95 NOW $89.95 >> Buy Now Green Thumb 4' Light System If you're just starting with plants, or space is at a premium, our Green Thumb Grow Light is for you. Reg $84.95 NOW $74.95 >> Buy Now Vegetable Garden Seeds Our vegetable garden collection of 11 high-quality, easy-to-grow seeds is ideal for anyone looking for a one-stop veggie garden that contains all the basics. Reg $14.95 NOW $12.95 >> Buy Now Create a Planting CalendarIf you're starting seeds indoors, it helps to create a planting calendar so you know which seeds to sow when. Start by marking your average last frost date — you can get this from a gardening neighbor or your ative Extension office. Then count back and mark the sowing and transplanting dates for each crop. For example, you'll want to sow tomato seeds about six weeks before planting outdoors. If your average last frost date is May 1, write "sow tomato seeds" on March 20. You'll transplant the seedlings into the garden on May 1. You can transplant broccoli and cabbage seedlings into the garden about two weeks before the last frost date — they can take a light frost — so write "transplant broccoli" on April 17. Sow them about six weeks before that, on March 6. Make your planting calendar now, and before you know it you'll be out in the garden! Product Search Browse our departments: Indoor Gardening Light Gardens Seed Starting Outdoor Gardening Birds & Butterflies Composting Container Gardening Fences & Arbors Furniture & Decorative Greenhouses & Sheds Seed Collections Tools & Equipment Watering Weather Worms & Vermicomposting Plants AmaryllisGift Bulb BasketsSpecialty Gardens Home Dried Wreaths Lavender Gifts Kids Gardening Books & Posters Kitchen Our Mission Adopt a School Garden Customer Service To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshopgarden (DOT) org to your address book or safe list.If you can't read this newsletter, copy this URL and paste it into your browser: http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 Contact NGA:1100 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403802-863-5251 If you would like to change your e-mail settings, follow the link below:http://garden.garden.org/subscriptions/manage.php?r=8767_f9ec9030 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 Michele, we haven't even started. If we walked out into the garden area, we would sink over 12 inches. Even walking in the grass are, we sink 4 inches. Too much rain and snow here. Of course, we have our winter onions and turnip/mustard greens that were planted early winter. But we can't even get to them. Lol! I know you have to be thrilled with what you have done so far. :-) Love, Joy Seed-Starting Welcome to the NGA Garden Shop! Here are this week's specials. To view this e-mail online, visit http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshopgarden (DOT) org to your address book or safe list. Windowsill Herb Garden EXCLUSIVE. Fresh, homegrown herbs are a good cook's secret for culinary success, and you can grow many of them right on your kitchen windowsill! Reg $29.95 NOW $24.95 >> Buy Now Portable 4-Tier Growing Rack This versatile growing rack is ideal for hardening off seedlings in spring or extending the growing season in fall. Reg $89.95 NOW $79.95 >> Buy Now Paper Potmaker Anyone can use our popular Paper Potmaker and recycle while saving the hassle of dealing with lots of plastic seedling pots. Reg $16.95 NOW $14.95 >> Buy Now Seedling Heat Mat™ Designed to fit under common seed flats, the Seedling Heat Mat warms the rooting area, promoting stronger root systems and faster growth. Reg $35.95 NOW $30.95 >> Buy Now GrowLab® Master 3-Tier Light Garden Garden around the clock and maximize your indoor gardening with 3 levels of light-filled growing space! Reg $649 NOW $549 >> Buy Now Deluxe Seed-Starting Kit EXCLUSIVE. Our convenient kit is perfectly sized for the GrowLab 3-Tier and includes top-quality seeds, pots, trays, inserts, soil, fertilizer, and more — the works! Reg $99.95 NOW $89.95 >> Buy Now Green Thumb 4' Light System If you're just starting with plants, or space is at a premium, our Green Thumb Grow Light is for you. Reg $84.95 NOW $74.95 >> Buy Now Vegetable Garden Seeds Our vegetable garden collection of 11 high-quality, easy-to-grow seeds is ideal for anyone looking for a one-stop veggie garden that contains all the basics. Reg $14.95 NOW $12.95 >> Buy Now Create a Planting CalendarIf you're starting seeds indoors, it helps to create a planting calendar so you know which seeds to sow when. Start by marking your average last frost date — you can get this from a gardening neighbor or your ative Extension office. Then count back and mark the sowing and transplanting dates for each crop. For example, you'll want to sow tomato seeds about six weeks before planting outdoors. If your average last frost date is May 1, write "sow tomato seeds" on March 20. You'll transplant the seedlings into the garden on May 1. You can transplant broccoli and cabbage seedlings into the garden about two weeks before the last frost date — they can take a light frost — so write "transplant broccoli" on April 17. Sow them about six weeks before that, on March 6. Make your planting calendar now, and before you know it you'll be out in the garden! Product Search Browse our departments: Indoor Gardening Light Gardens Seed Starting Outdoor Gardening Birds & Butterflies Composting Container Gardening Fences & Arbors Furniture & Decorative Greenhouses & Sheds Seed Collections Tools & Equipment Watering Weather Worms & Vermicomposting Plants AmaryllisGift Bulb BasketsSpecialty Gardens Home Dried Wreaths Lavender Gifts Kids Gardening Books & Posters Kitchen Our Mission Adopt a School Garden Customer Service To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshopgarden (DOT) org to your address book or safe list.If you can't read this newsletter, copy this URL and paste it into your browser: http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 Contact NGA:1100 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403802-863-5251 If you would like to change your e-mail settings, follow the link below:http://garden.garden.org/subscriptions/manage.php?r=8767_f9ec9030 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2008 Report Share Posted February 21, 2008 Oh My I hate that! We had flooding about 2 weeks ago. Yep, I have some onions left over from the fall too. Yes, I have so much gardening to do so its good to have a head start, the mountains are still with snow here and it was in the low 30's last night, so I have a large tarp over the bed, also this keeps out those hungry robins and sparrows that love my seeds, they were watching carefully as I planted them.Joyce Hudson <bjoyful@...> wrote: Michele, we haven't even started. If we walked out into the garden area, we would sink over 12 inches. Even walking in the grass are, we sink 4 inches. Too much rain and snow here. Of course, we have our winter onions and turnip/mustard greens that were planted early winter. But we can't even get to them. Lol! I know you have to be thrilled with what you have done so far. :-) Love, Joy Seed-Starting Welcome to the NGA Garden Shop! Here are this week's specials. To view this e-mail online, visit http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshopgarden (DOT) org to your address book or safe list. Windowsill Herb Garden EXCLUSIVE. Fresh, homegrown herbs are a good cook's secret for culinary success, and you can grow many of them right on your kitchen windowsill! Reg $29.95 NOW $24.95 >> Buy Now Portable 4-Tier Growing Rack This versatile growing rack is ideal for hardening off seedlings in spring or extending the growing season in fall. Reg $89.95 NOW $79.95 >> Buy Now Paper Potmaker Anyone can use our popular Paper Potmaker and recycle while saving the hassle of dealing with lots of plastic seedling pots. Reg $16.95 NOW $14.95 >> Buy Now Seedling Heat Mat™ Designed to fit under common seed flats, the Seedling Heat Mat warms the rooting area, promoting stronger root systems and faster growth. Reg $35.95 NOW $30.95 >> Buy Now GrowLab® Master 3-Tier Light Garden Garden around the clock and maximize your indoor gardening with 3 levels of light-filled growing space! Reg $649 NOW $549 >> Buy Now Deluxe Seed-Starting Kit EXCLUSIVE. Our convenient kit is perfectly sized for the GrowLab 3-Tier and includes top-quality seeds, pots, trays, inserts, soil, fertilizer, and more — the works! Reg $99.95 NOW $89.95 >> Buy Now Green Thumb 4' Light System If you're just starting with plants, or space is at a premium, our Green Thumb Grow Light is for you. Reg $84.95 NOW $74.95 >> Buy Now Vegetable Garden Seeds Our vegetable garden collection of 11 high-quality, easy-to-grow seeds is ideal for anyone looking for a one-stop veggie garden that contains all the basics. Reg $14.95 NOW $12.95 >> Buy Now Create a Planting CalendarIf you're starting seeds indoors, it helps to create a planting calendar so you know which seeds to sow when. Start by marking your average last frost date — you can get this from a gardening neighbor or your ative Extension office. Then count back and mark the sowing and transplanting dates for each crop. For example, you'll want to sow tomato seeds about six weeks before planting outdoors. If your average last frost date is May 1, write "sow tomato seeds" on March 20. You'll transplant the seedlings into the garden on May 1. You can transplant broccoli and cabbage seedlings into the garden about two weeks before the last frost date — they can take a light frost — so write "transplant broccoli" on April 17. Sow them about six weeks before that, on March 6. Make your planting calendar now, and before you know it you'll be out in the garden! Product Search Browse our departments: Indoor Gardening Light Gardens Seed Starting Outdoor Gardening Birds & Butterflies Composting Container Gardening Fences & Arbors Furniture & Decorative Greenhouses & Sheds Seed Collections Tools & Equipment Watering Weather Worms & Vermicomposting Plants AmaryllisGift Bulb BasketsSpecialty Gardens Home Dried Wreaths Lavender Gifts Kids Gardening Books & Posters Kitchen Our Mission Adopt a School Garden Customer Service To ensure our messages go straight to your inbox, add NGAgardenshopgarden (DOT) org to your address book or safe list.If you can't read this newsletter, copy this URL and paste it into your browser: http://www.ngagardenshop.com/campaigns/show/4425 Contact NGA:1100 Dorset Street, South Burlington, VT 05403802-863-5251 If you would like to change your e-mail settings, follow the link below:http://garden.garden.org/subscriptions/manage.php?r=8767_f9ec9030 Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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