Mail Gardening has long been a way of life, in the South. The warmer climes and the great concentration, variety and voracity of insects, make Southern gardening a unique challange. Here on these pages we have put together some materials on Southern Gardening, and provided links to several excellent sites operated by others which you may find useful. We hope you enjoy this page, and as always, please take the time to email owners of sites you appreciate. Tell them why you liked it, or what else you would like to see.
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