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Smart Gardening Press Vol. 1, No. 1

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January 1, 2013

Welcome to the first edition of the “Smart Gardening PRESS." We are pleased to provide tips, tricks and techniques that will help you be a “smart gardener” all year long. Science-based gardening, environmental awareness and sustainability have long been a hallmark of MSUE programs. Through positive feedback over the past season, YOU have inspired us to take the smart gardening concept to a new level. From the buzz of pollinators to the roar of the mower, smart gardening news will help you save time, money and the environment. Dig in---the best is yet to come!

- Michigan State University Extension Consumer Horticulture Educators, Faculty and Staff

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