State of the Garden 2022

As we kiss spring goodbye and welcome in the new summer time of year , we want to take a import to reflect on what has happen recently — and what is in the whole kit and caboodle — forFine horticulture . While you might recollect now is the time when we kick back and enjoy a refreshing cocktail in our own gardens , you ’d be sadly mistaken . There is much to be done .

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In January 2022,the editors brainstormedarticletopics thatthey wouldlike to develop or drop a line for the following year(2023).These ideastypically add up from the old year ’s experience in the domain , such as gardens we hear about , fresh research that was published , sheer topics , or information frequently call for from our reader .

This mean thateach issuing is indevelopment forover TWO YEARS .

As a final step , our digitalproduction team will take those printarticles and ramp up them on ourwebsite so that All Access members canget the information there as well .

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In addition to the printmagazine , the editorsare also responsiblefor train articlesand picture for onlinedistribution . We have12REGIONALGARDENING EXPERTSwho write content forour website each month .

Many masses perform aTON of workto grow themagazine and the website : source , technical experts , editors , copy editors , photographers , artists , illustrator , art managing director , graphicdesigners , digitalproduction specialist , web producers , researchers , andsocial media manager .

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Sometimes it ’s just courteous to say , “ Hey , we did that . ” So to everyone who makesFine Gardeningwhat it is : give thanks YOU !

And we definitely are not go toforgetour penis and endorser : THANK YOU!You make this work possible .

Look forward to more fromFine Gardening

We have more in store for you this year : more rigorously researched article and tutorials on the skill of gardening , more design and how to video recording from the expert , and more regional advice and plant picks from the professional designer and horticulturists who garden where you live . Keep an eye on our site and social feed and stay put tuned !

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