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August is the pinnacle of summer. Long sunny days, warm breezes, balmy nights, and the joy of gardening. I always prefer to look at the bright side. It is easier  

We are now looking to expand by accepting Guest Contribution Articles for both Food Gardening Network and GreenPrints. If you are a current writer, blogger, influencer, etc. in the gardening  

The best email marketing practices encourage responsive design, endless testing, and customer retention strategies If you didn't already know, the Mequoda Method is a compilation of best practices derived from publishers  

After a summer of trying to limit how much we turn on the stove, fall is a welcome time to head back to the kitchen and cook up some of  

Time to connect with fellow gardening enthusiasts for some fun, sun, garden tours and educational sessions in Minneapolis, MN I was lucky enough to take a trip to Minneapolis, MN for  

As much as I love the colors and designs of any flower garden, there’s not much that catches the eye like a stand of Sunflowers. The bold, contrasting yellows, blacks,  

If you enjoy growing your own food at home, you want to make sure you never run out of easy recipes! Here at the Food Gardening Network, we are always  

What should your email marketing service provide? Email is technology’s gift to marketers. For good or bad, it allows companies to send word of their products and services into the inboxes  

There’s no getting around it: our trip around the sun is bringing us summer-loving dreamers back to earth. As summer winds down, fall is just around the corner. And for  

Imagine a forest filled with riches, where jewels grow wild. You pick deep red rubies from trees and brilliant sapphire from brambles. Bright emeralds and sparkling citrine grow by the  

I don’t have to tell you that gardening is an art. Any beautifully designed plot rich with red roses, deep blue indigo, and striking yellow sunflowers is enough to convince  

Ahhh July… a time for sunshine, longer days, warm nights, and enjoying the great outdoors. I choose to only focus on the plus side and ignore the sunburns, bugs galore,  

Something to wear, something to share, something to show off! Warm summer breezes will eventually give way to the crisp cool of fall, but it’s always knitting season! I like to  

From light & airy to soft and cozy, we have great garments to transition from summer to fall and beyond! Here we are in the heat of summer, enjoying warm breezes  

Dress up, clean up, and cool off. We have new pretty and practical tips and patterns for you! Summer is a great time to relax. It’s also a great opportunity  

Blueberry cobbler. Strawberry shortcake. Blackberry pie. Blueberry muffins. Strawberry limeade. I could go on, but I think you get the idea! It’s not only summer, but it’s also time to  

June is all about rising temperatures, and depending on where you are, hopefully the end of the worst of the Spring allergy season. The nights are getting longer, the days  

Last week we shared with you the release of the Summer 2023 edition of GreenPrints. Now it is time to thank all of our amazing sponsorship partners who help make  

Summer is a time for tending and nurturing your garden. Everything is planted and we get to see the fruits of our labors start to flourish. Whether the focus is  

“The days of renting or buying email lists are over. Email exchanges with aligned partners is the quickest, easiest, and cheapest way to grow your audience.” I Like Crochet now reaches  

Are you ready for some Summer fun? We sure are! And here at We Like Sewing, we’ve put together an issue to help to make the most of the warm-weather  

It’s officially here! June is the beginning of summer, and it’s also when many of those late spring and early summer herbs, fruits, and vegetables come in. Not only that,  

Charcoal or propane? Campfire or top-of-the-line Weber grill? You just can’t beat the taste of a meal made on the grill. That goes for the expected, like vegetables, fish, and  

I love May! Flowers are blooming, the grass is greener, and everything looks fresh and new. It is a time to be outdoors and enjoy the warming sun. Our May  

No matter where you live, you can garden all year long. Will you be plucking ripe, juicy grapes from the vine in February? Probably not. But there are gardening projects  

When you read this special GreenPrints Collection Gardening Humor: Funny stories to keep you smiling & laughing all day long, you get a good dose of humor that will lift  

Let’s hear it for Summer! Sunny days, warm nights — and lots of great projects to knit! Let’s take a look inside the June 2023 issue of I Like Knitting to  

Let’s take summer by storm with bright colors, bold stripes, and tantalizing textures! Our June 2023 issue is jam-packed with possibilities. Check out over 70 incredible patterns, from indoor décor  

If there is some trial and error in starting a kitchen garden, I have tried, and I have errored. Quite a bit. I crammed too many eggplants and tomatoes into  

When you read this special GreenPrints Collection Gardening Mishaps: Funny stories about mistakes in the garden, you get some pretty amusing stories that will have you smiling, laughing, and “feeling  

It’s time for summer! Enjoy exciting new skirts, shirts, and more in the May issue! I know it’s not “officially” summer, but things definitely start feeling sunny once May rolls into  

Welcome to an exciting new edition of Food Gardening Magazine, the Water issue! If you’ve ever had questions about watering your garden, this is your issue. We’re diving into this  

The days are getting longer, the sun is brighter, and here at Mequoda Publishing Network we are enjoying the warmth of Spring. The longer days lead to more time for  

We have spent years advising on SEO, how important subject lines are, and other tips to get your emails read and responded to. For the past few years, we have  

TGIF….almost?! Thursdays can sometimes feel like such long days. Not just because of how much there is to get done or the thought of how close the weekend is. It’s  

As much as I love to read, sometimes a printable companion planting chart is a better option. Scientifically speaking, you only need to see something for 13 milliseconds for your  

Is there anything more lovely than watching a Monarch butterfly land on Milkweed or Swallowtails on Salvia? With bright oranges framed in black, rich crimson next to iridescent blue, yellows  

We’re so happy spring is here! We have fresh, bright projects for you to make that won’t break the bank. From thrifted sheets to your scrap pile to the bottom  

Bill Dugan, Editor & Publisher for Food Gardening Network and GreenPrints, was recently delighted to be interviewed by our friend Kathy Jentz for her GardenDC Podcast—they talked about small-space gardening,  

Welcome to an exciting new edition of Food Gardening Magazine, the edible perennial issue! This is the time of year when you walk into your favorite gardening store and see  

“Digital growth for GreenPrints includes engaging print subscribers online—but rapid and big growth has largely come from Mequoda’s Email Exchange program.” In less than one year since its new website launch  

We have a marketing opportunity that may be of interest to you! You see, we’re looking to grow our publications: Food Gardening Network, GreenPrints, I Like Crochet, I Like Knitting  

In like a lion and out like a lamb. That is usually how March is described in New England. For us at Mequoda Publishing Network, March was busy from beginning  

Let’s hear it for Spring! Longer, warmer days, bright sunshine — and lots of great projects to knit! Take a look inside the April 2023 issue of I Like Knitting  

Ah, the promise of Spring. Fresh flowers, blossoming trees, longer days for strolling — and lots of opportunities to crochet! Our April issue has projects to brighten up your home,  

Bill and I were lucky enough to travel to the Philadelphia Flower Show in Pennsylvania this month. If you have never been, it is definitely a sight to see! The  

Yesterday we shared with you the release of the Spring 2023 edition of GreenPrints. Today we want to thank all of our amazing sponsorship partners who help make this publication  

Spring is a time of hope. Of new growth. Of renewal, as plants and animals reemerge after a long winter’s nap. It’s a joy to be witness to the circle of  

March is a great time of transition as we look forward to longer days (does that mean more time for sewing and quilting projects?). Whether you favor bright and bold  

Welcome to an exciting new edition of Food Gardening Magazine, the dirt issue! Spring officially begins this month, and we couldn’t be happier. Some of our seeds are started indoors