Issue #1 | December 2023 Bringing the Joys of Heirloom Gardening to Your Doorstep

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Looking back: the highs and lows of the past gardening year

Mid-December, Plot 29: the end of year report. Another odd season. If 2022 was defined by imported sandy soil and a late spring start, 2023 was about interruption: accidents and exile. But much to love about it too. . .

These gardening tips can save you $600 a year — here’s what you need to know

Your yard is one of your key connections to nature and one of the places where you can have the biggest environmental impact.

An eco-friendly approach to lawn care and gardening can save you hundreds of dollars, and over the lifetime of your yard, that could turn into thousands. . .

🌸 Interactive Corner:

• Quiz: What's Your Garden Personality? Are you a daring heirloom experimenter or a pragmatic container gardener? Take our quiz and find out which gardening style suits you best!

🌟 Gardener's Forum:

Visit us in our Facebook Group and start or participate in a discussion about gardening, sprouting or anything related.

📚Did You Know?

Did you know that some heirloom plants have been passed down for over 300 years? These living heirlooms carry not just unique flavors but also stories and traditions from generations past.

🍅 Recipe Corner:

This week's recipe: "Heirloom Tomato Bruschetta." A simple yet delicious way to enjoy the rich flavors of heirloom tomatoes fresh from your garden.

Trivia Answer:

Heirloom seeds are cherished for their open pollination, historical significance, and superior flavor and variety. They are a living piece of history and a testament to the diversity and richness of past agricultural practices.

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Thank you for reading The Green Thumb Gazette! See you next week for more gardening adventures. Keep those thumbs green!