Northern Gardener® Magazine

The 2024 Spring Issue

In member mailboxes March 1 and on newsstands a week later! Meg Cowden makes a case for adding her favorite native plant, early figwort. Gail Hudson reveals new doubles, pinks and even green daffodils. And if you’re trying to eat healthier in the new year, Michelle Bruhn serves up a tasty spread of spinach varieties to grow at home. All this and more in a brand new issue.

IN THIS ISSUE

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Are you gardening in a cold climate? Think Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas, Michigan, Montana, even Alaska and Canada? Then you’ll want to read Northern Gardener®.

Written and edited by northern gardening pros exclusively for gardeners of all skill levels in USDA Hardiness Zones 3, 4 and 5, this award-winning publication is the only one of its kind. From drool-worthy garden features to tips for gardening greener, each seasonal issue (published quarterly) is packed full of northern gardening inspiration, DIY projects and current trends, all rooted in science and trusted experience.

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