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Get your sampler: Wit, Wisdom & Learning [GreenPrints Freebies](  December 3, 2022 Already received this FREEBIE? FORWARD TO A FRIEND  [FREE Gardening Science Sampler: Wit, Wisdom & Learning: 15 practical stories for becoming a better gardener—get FREE access to read this guide right now!]( [Grow your knowledge about gardening science and history now—get this FREE Sampler, loaded with practical information and advice about gardening, science, weather, and planning.]( Dear Gardener, If you want to grow your knowledge about gardening science—you’ve come to the right place! Because with this FREE Sampler, [Wit, Wisdom & Learning: 15 practical stories for becoming a better gardener]( you get tons of facts and advice about science-based gardening. Are you the ever-curious gardener and want to learn more about what makes nature tick? How any of that might affect your gardening and planning? 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