RE: [GWL]: Gardening publications

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• Subject: RE: [GWL]: Gardening publications
• From: m*@optonline.net
• Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 19:34:18 -0500
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I've never posted to the group, so I hope I'm doing it right.  I just
saw a copy of OG and was stunned at how slim it was.  I read somewhere,
probably here, that gardening magazines were dropping like flies. IS
that so? Anyone have ideas why?

More to the point, does anyone have a list of general garden
publications that have bit the dust, and a list of those that are alive
and well?

Don't fear that I'm competition. I'm not freelance, but fully employed.
I write about gardening sometimes. Other stuff most of the time.

A marketing assignment hit my desk today, and that is hardly my forte.

Will greatly appreciate any help that anyone can provide.

mweber2@optonline.net

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