There are over 100 how-to gardening publications in this country.
Only GreenPrints magazine shares the human side:
the joy, humor, frustrations, and heart in fine prose and fine art.
It's the best personal garden writing, old and new.
It's funny. It's tender. It's truthful. It's inspiring. There is
absolutely no other gardening magazine like it. It's the most unique, most
joyful, and most stimulating magazine of them all. If you love to garden,
you'll love to read GreenPrints!
And Now:
The Summer 2008 Issue!
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Jane Watson
Novi, MI
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 Hello! I'm Pat Stone, the Editor of GreenPrints. I'm very glad you've discovered our web site. GreenPrints is, as one reader warmly called it, "a hyacinth for the soul." We've been sharing the heart and humor of gardening for over 17 years. Still, not everyone knows about us.But--ah, ha!--you have discovered us! Or our web site, anyway. Take a look around. Check out the praise those that do know about GreenPrints lavish on us . . . read some sample stories . . . maybe even listen to a story or two. And then I hope you'll join us in this little-known, but dearly loved gardener's journal. You, too, will love it: I promise (and guarantee*) it.  pat@greenprints.com P.S. Some of the finest garden writers in the country have appeared in GreenPrints, including: • Former Organic Gardening Editor Mike McGrath (a regular contributor) • Diana Wells, author of 100 Flowers And How They Got Their Names (a regular contributor) • Jeff Taylor, author of Tools of the Earth (a regular contributor) • Becky Rupp, author of Blue Corn and Square Tomatoes (a regular contributor) • Sara Stein, author of Noah's Garden • Michael Pollan, author of Second Nature and The Omnivore’s Dilemma . . . and many, many more! *Cancel at any time--for any reason--and receive a full refund for all unmailed issues! |
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