I have gotten Sunset magazine off and on through the years, and I know it's not solely a garden magazine, but I enjoy their gardening articles. It's nice that it also has info on travel and cooking. But Sunset's focus is the West, so if you're east of the Rockies, it's not great for you. I also received Fine Gardening for a year, and I did like it, but I didn't like the price. With Sunset, I usually take a break from subscribing until they send me the $12/year offer, and then I resubscribe. I got an email from Taunton Press recently, which publishes Fine Gardening, and they have a special publication I'm interested in. It's called Great Gardens, and it's a soft-cover (magazine-style, I think) publication that has photos from the nation's "top 12" gardens and instruction on how to emulate them. I'll put the link below for it, but their site is not loading at this moment. Should clear up soon. Here is a link that might be useful: Great Gardens publication

Our Sam's doesn't have anything in yet... I hope they get something other than Red Lion, though... I already have 3! Nice score, though... the red blooms would look good in a big black ceramic pot.

MAN, I WISH I could come...that is not a time I can make it though. I sure would LOVE to! I remember some of the stuff Jeff told us about before. They have some GREAT stuff! I am so jealous, if you can go I would suggest it! WOW! HEY JEFF!!! (WAVING) :) Fran

I went and the private, garden club, offerings were more reasonably priced. I got several herbs for a dollar. Some heirloom tomatoes and peppers for 2 dollars each. Some annuals were average. The shrubs were very expensive but I knew that going in--there was a list w/prices on their web site. I got everybody settled in the garden and they seem happy. I noticed that many people were just looking and not buying. There was a big crowd on Saturday.