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Massachusetts Gardener's Companion by Barbara Gee

Massachusetts Gardener's Companion

An Insider's Guide to Gardening From the Berkshires to the Islands

Barbara Gee

Globe Pequot Publishing · Print & ebook · February 1, 2007

See New Hampshire Gardener's Companion for series copy.

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Who it’s for
Guidance for Massachusetts gardens spans local soils, from sandy ground to dense clay.
Themes
Regional gardening, Soil and plant variety
Genres
New England Gardening, Gardening

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About this book

See New Hampshire Gardener's Companion for series copy. Massachusetts copy: Packed with reliable information and insider tips, this excellent guide tells Massachusetts gardeners everything they need to know to make their gardens flourish, whether they live at the Cape or in the Berkshires, whether they have sandy soil or dense clay, and whether they want to grow petunias or prize pumpkins.

Massachusetts Gardens

Guidance for Massachusetts gardens spans local soils, from sandy ground to dense clay.

Come here for

  • Growing advice from the Cape to the Berkshires
  • Plant examples including petunias and prize pumpkins

Expect

  • Advice for sandy soil
  • Advice for dense clay

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  • Gardening
  • New England Gardening
Authors
Barbara Gee
Publisher
Globe Pequot Publishing
Published
February 1, 2007
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Regional gardening · Soil and plant variety
Reading lane
Gardening