Twenty Reasons Not To Garden (And Why I Ignore Them All) by Ruggenberg, Luke

Twenty Reasons Not To Garden (And Why I Ignore Them All) (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781533489630)

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Twenty Reasons Not To Garden (And Why I Ignore Them All) by Ruggenberg, Luke

Twenty Reasons Not To Garden (And Why I Ignore Them All)

$11.99
Twenty Reasons Not To Garden (And Why I Ignore Them All) by Ruggenberg, Luke

Twenty Reasons Not To Garden (And Why I Ignore Them All)

$11.99
Format: Paperback
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Too many innocent souls have stepped on the poorly-placed rake that is Gardening. If you picked up this book, chances are it's already too late for you. But if you haven't yet been smacked in the face, put down those gloves, take off the vest, and join horticulture commiserist Luke Ruggenberg as he ticks off twenty hilarious reasons to get out of the garden while you still can. In this collection of garden humor you can suffer the existential angst of the perfect pruners, hop in a limo as paparazzi hound the celebrity gardener, try your best to "Name ... That ... Plant ", endure a slapstick visitation from the dreaded Green Reaper, or take a trip to the gardeners-only Emergency Room. Discover just how bad an idea playing with plants really is ... and why one man does it anyway.

Author: Luke Ruggenberg
ISBN-10: 1533489637
ISBN-13: 9781533489630
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 07/15/2016
Pages: 152
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.40lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.35d
By Luke Ruggenberg
By Luke Ruggenberg
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Luke Ruggenberg lives in the Pacific Northwest. He studied Botany at a middling University and then crash-landed in the horticulture industry, where he has since worked as a gardener and nurseryman for nearly a decade. He currently tries to keep the plants alive at a small, independent Seattle garden center. At home, Luke struggles to keep his own plants alive while trying valiantly to appreciate how lucky he is to have such a wonderful wife and two small children. He maintains a cheeky gardening blog to this effect entitled Fencebroke Promontory Gardens (fencebroke.blogspot.com).

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