Your GreenPrints October Issue is Ready for You Now!

HINGHAM, Mass. - Oct. 12, 2023 - PRLog -- October has been off to a busy start here at Mequoda Publishing Network and we have some great news! Your October 2023 issue of GreenPrints Magazine is ready to access, print, and read.

GreenPrints has gone completely green and is now digital only! The new-and-improved magazine includes two stories in the current issue that are also read by GreenPrints founder Pat Stone and his wife, Becky. What a treat!

Now you can read these two stories for yourself, or you can listen to the audio recordings while working in the garden, while driving in your car, or on-the-go anywhere.

Please check out the feature story in the current issue, entitled "The War of the Rose"—it's sure to strike a chord with you when you read about one woman's battle with a tenacious plant in her yard. Plus, this story has been recorded for you by GreenPrints founder Pat Stone and his wife, Becky. Read and listen!

Including the featured story—"The War of the Rose"—you get all 8 stories in this GreenPrints Magazine October 2023 issue, with these gems:

• INCLUDES AUDIO: "The War of the Rose: Battling for beauty can be tough."
• INCLUDES AUDIO: "My Homemade Deer Repellent: And my wife's homemade Kombucha."
• "Down for the Count: It's OK Garden. Rest. You've earned it."
• "My Personal Groundhog Day: Which is worse, having a woodchuck in your garden—or trying to get it out?"
• "If You Build It … they will garden."
• "Feral Marigolds: The last flowers of my mother's garden."
• "Two Small, Small: A phrase that can apply to both peppers—and time."
• "Witches, Werewolves, and Tomatoes: How language, history, and gardens intersect."

Enjoy the GreenPrints Magazine October 2023 issue today at https://greenprints.com/toc/magazine-october-2023/, which also includes delightful full-color artwork; an inspiring October quotation; an engaging poem; and a short-form "Cuttings" story. Also included is the always-enjoyable-and-funny "Broken Trowel" account of someone's garden mishap (it's always funnier when it doesn't happen to you!).