Inauthor:"The Editors Of The National Gardening Association"
The National Gardener
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The National Gardener
The official publication of the National Garden Clubs, The National Gardener appears quarterly. We highlight articles of interest to environmentalists, gardeners, landscapers, floral designers, educators as well as nature photographers. Feature columns provide our readers with leadership advice, seasonal recipes and garden club lore. Enjoy this and more by viewing and downloading the current issue.VIEW THE LATEST & ARCHIVED ISSUE S HERE.
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National Garden Clubs, Inc. welcomes submissions for potential publication in The National Gardener. Articles, images, notifications and other information related to the Environment, Floral Design, Gardening, Landscape Design, Nature, Photography, Youth Activities and associated topics are encouraged. The National Gardener (TNG) editorial staff reviews and may edit submissions. Authors may only submit their own material to TNG. Previously published articles/images must identify where it was distributed. Images must cite the source along with any necessary permission needed for publication. National Garden Clubs, Inc. reserves the right to reject content at its discretion. Thank you for your interest in The National Gardener. Please contact editor, Gerianne Holzman, with any questions: @email
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The National Gardener Submission Guidelines
National Garden Clubs, Inc. welcomes submissions for potential publication in The National Gardener. Articles, images, notifications and other information related to the Environment, Floral Design, Gardening, Landscape Design, Nature, Photography, Youth Activities and associated topics are encouraged. The National Gardener (TNG) editorial staff reviews and may edit submissions. Authors may only submit their own material to TNG. Previously published articles/images must identify where it was distributed. Images must cite the source along with any necessary permission needed for publication. National Garden Clubs, Inc. reserves the right to reject content at its discretion. Thank you for your interest in The National Gardener. Please contact editor, Gerianne Holzman, with any questions: @email
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Inauthor:"The Editors Of The National Gardening Association"
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