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Making black Gold March 27, 2018July 18, 2019

An Interview with John Warner and a visit to Jones State Forest

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I keep a garden journal, which includes observations, musings, insights and just about whatever seeps out of my brain when I’m propagating, as well as planting in my yard and garden. I scrounged some small sturdy boxes to store stuff in as well.
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Bob Dailey is a master gardener, garden writer, and lecturer living in southeast Texas.

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