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**carolyn137** · March 11, 2007

I guess I just assumed that on line version would still be there if ever I wanted to go read it. I guess not. :sad:

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There is a website for National Gardening but what it consists of is many articles from the magazine done in prior years.

They chose what they wanted to from those articles and then wrote each of the authors and paid $25 if you allowed them to include the article at the website.

Many authors refused to do that. I didn't, so my article on tomato diseases is there, b/c I just didn't care and was not so protective as many other authors were.

How I wish someone would have the money to get National Gardening going again, b'c most of the staff are still involved in one way or another with gardening in Burlington, VT area where it was published from.

March 11, 2007	#10
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	I guess I just assumed that on line version would still be there if ever I wanted to go read it. I guess not. :sad: **** There is a website for National Gardening but what it consists of is many articles from the magazine done in prior years. They chose what they wanted to from those articles and then wrote each of the authors and paid $25 if you allowed them to include the article at the website. Many authors refused to do that. I didn't, so my article on tomato diseases is there, b/c I just didn't care and was not so protective as many other authors were. How I wish someone would have the money to get National Gardening going again, b'c most of the staff are still involved in one way or another with gardening in Burlington, VT area where it was published from. __________________ Carolyn