Search VermontFlowerFarm's booksRandom books from VermontFlowerFarm's libraryThe Gardener's Guide to Growing Daylilies (The Gardener's Guide Series) by Diana Grenfell The American Woodland Garden: Capturing the Spirit of the Deciduous Forest by Rick Darke Ortho's Complete Guide to Successful Gardening by Barbara Ferguson Stalking the Healthful Herbs by Euell Gibbons Daylilies: The Perfect Perennial by Lewis Hill Wild flower gardening by Norman Taylor Making a White Garden by Joan Clifton Members with VermontFlowerFarm's booksMember connectionsNo connections RSS feeds
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 Member: VermontFlowerFarmCollectionsYour library (99) Reviews9 reviews Tagsflowers (9), gardening (8), hemerocallis (5), Daylily (5), daylilies (5), perennials (4), Vermont (3), Peony (3), peonies (3), orchids (2) — see all tags Cloudstag cloud, author cloud, tag mirror GroupsGardening About meTwo gardeners who operate a retail and mail order nursery specializing in daylilies, hostas, astilbes and specialty shade plants. Gardening has been a "forever" thing for both but Vermont Flower Farm has evolved since the early 1980's. The authors read and write from their home and business on a mountain above Peacham Pond in Marshfield, Vermont. Garden thoughts and questions are always welcome. Garden blog named "The Vermont Gardener" is available at http://thevermontgardener.blogspot.com About my libraryAlthough this library will show a fine collection of gardening books, in time it will represent our interests in ecology, nature, conservation, marketing, photography, sculpture, education and autism. Homepagehttp://vermontflowerfarm.com Real nameGeorge and Gail Africa LocationMarshfield, Vermont Emailbizplanr Favorite authorsNot set Account typepublic, free URLs
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The books are often quoted as part of our website, or our blog, Dialogue is encouraged, questions are welcomed. The authors/owners often write from the mountain above Peacham Pond, a beautiful kettle pond from post-glacial days. Comments are less than lofty.
George and Gail Africa
posted by VermontFlowerFarm at 7:38 pm (EST) on Oct 15, 2006