The New Hampshire Gardener's Companion

By Laura Knoy on Wednesday, May 2, 2007.

Granite State Master Gardener Henry Homeyer has written a new book called "The New Hampshire Gardener's Companion: An Insider's Guide to Gardening in the Granite State". In it he explores everything from dealing with the short growing season to the best plants to grow in your area and where to get local resources, including seeds, tools and hands-on gardening assistance. Written for both the green thumb and the novice, Homeyer's book helps you to use the New Hampshire environment to your gardening advantage.

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  • Henry Homeyer, University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension Master Gardener, weekly gardening columnist, New Hampshire/Vermont Editor of People, Places, and Plants magazine and author of "Notes from the Garden: Reflections and Observations of an Organic Gardener".
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Hi, I was listening to your
sbrennan - Thu, 05/03/2007 - 09:55

Hi,

I was listening to your garden show this am and was the next caller when my time ran out.

Here is my question.

I will be starting to compost very soon. We have a drum. How do I get started? We have our lawn chemically treated so I will not be able to use the grass clippings or leaves.