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In The Garden....Connecting Nature's Dots LOUDOUN Magazine, Virginia "Butterfly Gardens Bring You Much More Than A Visual Treat" CLICK Here for Article	In The Garden....East Uproots West in Boxwoods LOUDOUN Magazine, Virginia "New Asian Species Replace Finicky English Plants" CLICK Here for Article
Tomato, Okra...Cotton? HortResources Newsletter, Massachusetts CLICK Here for Article	Seeds... CLICK Here for Article
In The Garden...A Celebration of Fall Color LOUDOUN Magazine, Virginia CLICK Here for Article	In The Garden...The Multi-Talented Sunflower LOUDOUN Magazine, Virginia CLICK Here for Article
Living Furnishings LOUDOUN Magazine, Virginia CLICK Here for Article	A Winter Garden Sets the Stage By Melanie Mullinax The Winchester Star CLICK Here for Article
In Harmony with Nature landscaping for stewardship story and photos by Carol Heiser CLICK HERE	Skunk Cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) by Craig Holdrege CLICK HERE

Gardens to Visit in Virginia and the District of Columbia

This list was compiled for my new book but the publisher wanted something
different. Rather than throw it away, I thought it might be of some interest to mid-
Atlantic gardeners looking for a new garden to visit. We learn from them all, even
when their style is very different from ours. These gardens are advertised as open to
the public. Some require appointment or an admission fee. Some are attached to bed
and breakfast or other commercial operations. Many are free. Have fun!

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