Mary Robson

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Mary has to garden with raccoons and deer.

Mary gardens on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington state, sharing her chard with deer and raccoons. Author of Month by Month Gardening in Washington & Oregon (Cool Springs Press) this active member of the Garden Writers Association is a recently retired Washington State University Extension agent. She writes for The Seattle Times, as well as national publications.

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“If procrastination’s your middle name, relax – west of the Cascades, you can plant spring-blooming bulbs as late as mid-January.”
“Liven up winter by including brilliant ‘Bright Lights’ Swiss chard in pots; the gold and crimson stems persist through cold weather decoratively (unless you harvest them for soup).”

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