A Bit of Dirt – 1997 Newsletters

Click the link below each overview to read the full newsletter. Usually in each edition are also GCMGA event write-ups, meeting minutes, and additional association information.

Spring, “Moss in the Garden”; “Creative Enterprises”; “This Crazy Winter”; “Creative Combos”; “Organic Fertilizer Formulas”; “1997 GA Gold Metal Winners”

BOD-1997 Spring

Summer, “Creative Enterprises Update”; “The Plight of the Problem Gardener”; “Garden Definitions”; “Clems for Shade”; “A Trip to Charleston” ; “Japanese Maples”

BOD-1997 Summer

Fall, “Autumn”; “Pulmonaria”; “Tagging Birds”; “My Garden Friend”; “Sinai Peninsula”; “Mossy Clay Pots”; “PPA National Convention”

BOD-1997 Fall

Winter, “Why we Decorate with Greenery”; “How Santa came to be”; “Sacramento”; “Starting Seeds Indoors”; “December Tips”

BOD-1997 Winter

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