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How Does Your Garden Grow? is one of the gardening books written by Wilson, who was genuinely . He spoke at many gardening club meetings and nursery seminars.

How Does Your Garden Grow? is one of the gardening books written by Wilson, who was genuinely interested, not just in gardens, but in the gardeners who tended them. Though at one time he spoke positively upon the seemingly miraculous wonders of pesticides and herbicides, Wilson was an early advocate of wearing protective garments while using the primitive agricultural chemicals of the mid-20th century.

How Does Your Garden Grow? is one of the gardening books written by Wilson, who was genuinely interested, not just in gardens, but in. .Wilson, Albert (1949). Happy Hours Publishing.

How Does Your Garden Grow? is one of the well crafted gardening books by Wilson, who was genuinely . com - 'Foothill Men's Garden Club to dedicate show to late Albert Wilson', Los Altos Town Crier (April 8, 1996).

How Does Your Garden Grow? is one of the well crafted gardening books by Wilson, who was genuinely interested not just in gardens, but in the gardeners who tended them as well. Though at one time he pontificated grandly upon the seemingly miraculous wonders of pesticides and herbicides, Wilson was an early advocate of wearing protective garments while using the primitive agricultural chemicals of the mid 20th century.

Albert Wilson (1902 – March 8, 1996), was an American gardening guru, was a botanist, a landscape architect, a.An orphan, Wilson's earliest years were spent growing up in a San Francisco, California orphanage, an experience he reminisced upon in his book, "These Were the Children".

Albert Wilson (1902 – March 8, 1996), was an American gardening guru, was a botanist, a landscape architect, a nationally renowned author, teacher and lecturer on gardenin. In 1927, Wilson earned his bachelor's degree in botany and, in 1934, his master's in biology, both from Stanford University. For many years, Wilson had a regular talk show, "Dig It with Albert", broadcast on San Francisco's KGO 810 AM, and on the local PBS TV member station, KQED.

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