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» Cottage_Garden - Journal schmournal. I suspect we are just plain nosey and that' Journal schmournal. I suspect we are just plain nosey and that's why we read other people's garden notes! Same reason we peek through locked garden gates and drive down alleys! Inquiring gardeners want to know!Barbara Martin -- posted by Cottage_Garden » Cottage_Garden - That's one I haven't read yet! THanks for the tip! I'm hopin That's one I haven't read yet! THanks for the tip!I'm hoping to find time to reread "A Proper Garden" by Elizabeth Sheldon. One of my other favorites so far is "Growing Pains". I'm not sure how closely these fit the definition of garden journal, but they're close enough for me. Barbara Martin -- posted by Cottage_Garden » Barb_Dorsett - Judy, Could you tell us what's special about Page Dickey's bo Judy,Could you tell us what's special about Page Dickey's book? I've been looking for an excuse to buy it and keep getting distracted by other books. Barb in Southern Indiana Midwest Gardener -- posted by Barb_Dorsett » Cottage_Garden - Here's one of my all time faves -- but does it count as a garden Here's one of my all time faves -- but does it count as a garden journal? I do think so, but not in the purest sense. Sue Hubbell's "A Country Year: Living the Questions" --Barbara Martin -- posted by Cottage_Garden
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