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Book Review: The Comic Book Guide to Growing Food

Book Review: The Comic Book Guide to Growing Food

If you’re new to gardening, starting a garden can be quite intimidating. The learning curve can seem steep and the barriers to enty can feel vast. Having a beautiful, productive garden like those you might see around your neighborhood can seem like an unreachable goal. What isn’t obvious when encountering nice gardens are the mistakes made, the lessons learned, and the years of trial and error…


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How about a garden giveaway? What a lovely way to start the new year!  The dead of winter is a perfeHow about a garden giveaway? What a lovely way to start the new year!  The dead of winter is a perfeHow about a garden giveaway? What a lovely way to start the new year!  The dead of winter is a perfe

How about a garden giveaway? What a lovely way to start the new year!  The dead of winter is a perfect time to plan a garden, so here’s a little gift to get you started. 

I’m giving away a copy of Susan Fox’s brand new guide: Four Seasons of Roses 2014 Monthly Guide to Rose Care … along with the added bonus of a 3-pack of organic Alfalfa Tea from Authentic Haven Brand Natural Brew, to help grow your roses more beautifully than ever. To enter the giveaway, you must have a shipping address in the United States or Canada, and you must “like” or comment on this photo on Pinterest

Susan is one of the most gracious and generous gardeners I know, and is always willing to share her secrets to growing roses with the rest of us. “Roses are easy, people can be difficult,” and Susan proves that point with her tips in the new 2014 guide, filled with colorful photographs of roses she took in her rose garden. You can read about her journey to write the guide on her blog

The American Rose Society awarded Susan with its Presidential Citation “for Promoting the Rose and Rose Education Via Social Media,” and her photo of the Julia Child Rose is included in the 2014 ARS Calendar for the month of July.  

You can find Susan on twitter, @gagasgarden, or on her blog, Gaga’s Garden when she isn’t taking care of her roses. 


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