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Dear Friend,
Late summer planting can extend your gardening season. So while summer is winding down, you can enjoy the fall weather and continue enjoying your garden for a few more months.
If you act now, you can get a TRIPLE-FREE offer to cheer up any gardener as summer comes to a close.
First, get a FREE GIFT to help you enjoy gardening through fall.
PLUS, take a look at a FREE trial issue of Organic Gardening, and revitalize your garden with the help of your free DVD, Composting Made Easy.
| Get ready for your best fall garden ever with a FREE trial issue of Organic Gardening, a FREE Fall Garden Planner, and a FREE BONUS DVD! Extend your growing season and continue harvesting through fall.
| | • | Get detailed fall planting guides, including a three-season garden plan on pg. 4!
| | | • | Get interplanting tips that will allow you to grow more in the space you have! Pg. 5
| | | • | Learn how to expand your garden by dividing perennials! Pg. 8
| | | • | Find out about 11 bulbs you can plant in fall for spring bloom! Pg. 9
| | Now you'll know:
| | | • | From garlic to spinach, which vegetables enjoy the cooler climate of fall!
| | | • | From oats to ryegrass, how cover crops can restore and improve your soil for next season.
| | | • | When to start new roses, forsythia, or raspberries by layering or dividing your perennials and ornamentals; don't stick a shovel in them until you've read the strategies and techniques in your FREE Fall Garden Planner.
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• Detailed to-do lists for every month and every region
• Planning grids for maximum yields and fewer pests
• Succession planting tips for four seasons of garden beauty
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• What should be planted first: peas, spinach or lettuce
• The best crop to plant next to your peppers
• How closely to space tomato plants for best results
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