Choosing quality plants from garden catalogs
Living the Country Life Radio Program
Local garden centers are great, but catalogs are another option for buying seeds and plants. The most well-known garden catalogs also offer their products online, and some have Web sites that will find items for you based on your preferences, soil, sunlight and growing zone. Listen to the Living the Country Life radio program for tips on making sure you know what you're getting when shopping from a catalog. Then sit back, flip through your favorites, and get planning!
Radio interview source: George Lane, fruit and vegetable producer
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