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Matt: Worcester, Massachusetts, United States; Growing with plants began as a little project where I could document my daily adventures in my glass greenhouse and in the garden, here in central Massachusetts - today, its popularity and growth can be attributed to you - my many readers who share images you love on Pinterest, who share links with the broader social community this blog has seemed to inspire. Thanks to all of you for your continued support, and for sharing as we all grow with plants.

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Plant Society Magazine Issue 4:

Issue 4 - The Japan Issue

By Matt Mattus in Home & Gardening

A very special winter issue for people who really love gardening and unusual plants, featuring unique winter ornamentals popular in Japan, it's also my largest issue ever with over 80 pages and no ad's. Get inspired to grow new plants, try my Master Class article on collecting and growing Lachenalia ( the South African Cape Hyacinth) in pots, rare greenhouse bulbs and more. Perfect content for the plant obsessed, or the enthusiast who is lookin…

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