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free older gardening books

angelinagardens

13 years ago

Hi everyone,

I'm cleaning out my bookshelves, and I have some old/older gardening books that could use a new home. If anyone is close to Longmont and interested, please let me know! I would rather not mail them, if possible, since I often find it tricky to get to the post office.

*the Complete Gardener, by Lois Wilson, 1971, http://tinyurl.com/275stys

*The New York Times Book of House Plants, by Joan Lee Faust, 1973, http://tinyurl.com/24okvns

*Reader's Digest Success With Houseplants, 1981, http://tinyurl.com/23x5cht

*Better Homes and Gardens Garden Book, 1951, http://tinyurl.com/22vrk7b

*the Practical Flower Garden, by Helena Rutherford Ely, 1911 http://tinyurl.com/256cspm

thanks,

Angel

Comment (1)

serpent_moon
13 years ago
if nobody else want's the books, then i am able to take them ;^) (we would have to work out some kind of arrangement, 'cause my mother doesn't want to drive all the way to Longmont)
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