June 2016 issue of Washington Gardener Magazine - Herbaceous Peonies, Okra, Native Clintonia, and much more...



The June 2016 issue ofWashington Gardener Magazine is now out.
You can view it online at: 
http://issuu.com/washingtongardener/docs/washingtongardenerjune2016
Inside this issue:

  • Herbaceous Peonies: You Can Grow That!
  • How to Grow Okra
  • Your Monthly Garden Tasks To-do List
  • Schwartz Peony Gardens at Seneca Creek State Park
  • Gain More “Legroom” in the Garden
  • Local Gardening Events Calendar
  • Learn all about the Lily Leaf Beetle
  • At Home with the Clintons (Native Clintonia)
  • Future Plans for the Smithsonian Gardens
  • New Photo Feature:  Local Pets in Gardens
  • And much more!
Note that any submissions, event listings, and advertisements for the July 2016 issue are due by July 10.

 Subscribe to Washington Gardener Magazine today to have the monthly publication sent to your inbox as a PDF several days before it is available online. You can use the PayPal (credit card) online order form here: http://www.washingtongardener.com/index_files/subscribe.htm
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