Book Description - My Growing Gardenbook

	My Growing Gardenbook is a garden journal, organizer, and photo album all combined in one attractive package. Placed in a 3-ring binder, it quickly becomes an ongoing journal that is more than capable of satisfying the planning and record-keeping needs of beginning and experienced gardeners alike - so essential to creating a beautiful and healthy garden! The loose-leaf format sets My Growing Gardenbook apart from other garden journals by giving gardeners the opportunity to expand their journals and keep as much information as they want about as many topics as interest them. Pages, brochures, helpful hints and articles from the Internet, newspapers and magazines, garden centers, garden club lectures, and so on, are just the right size to insert into My Growing Gardenbook.
A complete new edition of My Growing Gardenbook will be available each year as well as a separate "Calendar" for those who want to replace only that section.
My Growing Gardenbook makes an ideal gift for gardeners anywhere in the world.

About the Author

Margot Moser developed "My Growing Gardenbook" out of her own gardening frustrations. Moser wanted a garden journal that could expand or contract with her garden, but she could not find anything that fit her needs. Incorporating her seven years of experience as a master gardener and her background in primary education, she created "My Growing Gardenbook." Now her fellow gardeners can also benefit from her knowledge and organization. "I believe most gardeners agree on the value of keeping a record of their garden activities but seldom get around to organizing a workable system," Moser said. "Many I have spoken to laughingly refer to a drawer or box overflowing with bits of garden-related information where they can never find what they need."
	Margot Moser
Moser designed her book to streamline gardening records and help gardeners spend more time in the garden. "My Growing Gardenbook" gives gardeners a simple but complete way to record all of their gardening actions. With the loose-leaf format they can expand the journal, keeping as much or as little information as they want. The book is divided into five sections: calendar, plant profile, maintenance, resources and photos.
Article published in the Garden Centre Merchandising & Management magazine October 2001

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