Pete.8 sorry. I forgot to praise you. since, I got distracted by those who lacked understanding of question. I will have make a trip read " My Garden An Intimate Magazine for Garden Lovers" when I go to DC next month.
Apology appreciated and accepted - thanks
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
philippasmith2 yes am looking for several things. 1.from my earlier post.
the reason I only wanted magazines names only, instead newspapers names is simple, there is no historic uk magazine archive but there is a uk newspaper archive. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/ as for online sources of old magazines you need names of magazine to find the archives online if they are online.
2. I am also looking vegetable garden planting diagrams and other graphical representations of vegetable garden methods. since I exhausted the uk newspaper archive finding a minimum that left only books and magazines as information sources from that era.
We find you rude, you despite the help you have been given, seem to find us rude, but there is an easy solution, find a forum more suitable for your needs. Win, win, everyone happy.
Who the hell do you think you are?! It isn't people like the OP that make others leave this forum ..it's people like you.
philippasmith2 yes am looking for several things. 1.from my earlier post.
the reason I only wanted magazines names only, instead newspapers names is simple, there is no historic uk magazine archive but there is a uk newspaper archive. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/ as for online sources of old magazines you need names of magazine to find the archives online if they are online.
2. I am also looking vegetable garden planting diagrams and other graphical representations of vegetable garden methods. since I exhausted the uk newspaper archive finding a minimum that left only books and magazines as information sources from that era.
OK I'm not sure really how much more anyone on here can actually help you in your quest. As I understand from your previous threads, you already have a number of veg garden planting diagrams tho whether they were US or UK ones I don't recall. I'm not sure whether the average gardener here during the war years was really too fussed about producing diagrams ( too busy avoiding bombs and such like perhaps ) but trusted to either their own expertise or the advice given by the govts. of the day re Dig for Britain and no doubt articles in newspapers /magazines of that era also offered advice to the domestic grower. There are a couple of other avenues you may wish to explore - Allotment Societies is one and the other possibility is the War Office. The latter no longer exists as such but presumably some stuff may still be available ? No idea but if you want to spend time looking ? No more suggestions from me I'm afraid and as going off the more recent posts your thread is causing a problem on the Forum, I'd call it a day if I was you. You've got plenty to be going on with I think.
@Chris-P-Bacon , I think you will find that almost everyone who has seen this thread, and his others, has complained about the rudeness of the OP, so you are clearly in a minority.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
philippasmith2 I am not looking for diagrams from average gardener that I am looking for diagrams from source of authority that were aim at average gardener. that means sources such as book, magazine, circulars and pamphlets. actually none sources provide any good info at all.
I was first person to post complete set of those leaflets
I asked for magazines names because that is the only area I have not had a lot progress. book, leaflets,newspapers circulars and pamphlets have been easy. magazine are tough nut to crack particularly in UK. for some reason I had better luck in Australia finding magazine articles. find digitized uk magazine sources pre 1950's is difficult. the only reason I found " the Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society." is because the national library of India digitized the volumes of it they had.
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Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
1.from my earlier post.
names is simple, there is no historic uk magazine archive but there is a uk newspaper archive. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/ as for online sources of old magazines you need names of magazine to find the archives online if they are online.
other graphical representations of vegetable garden methods.
since I exhausted the uk newspaper archive finding a minimum
that left only books and magazines as information sources from
that era.
It isn't people like the OP that make others leave this forum ..it's people like you.
As I understand from your previous threads, you already have a number of veg garden planting diagrams tho whether they were US or UK ones I don't recall. I'm not sure whether the average gardener here during the war years was really too fussed about producing diagrams ( too busy avoiding bombs and such like perhaps ) but trusted to either their own expertise or the advice given by the govts. of the day re Dig for Britain and no doubt articles in newspapers /magazines of that era also offered advice to the domestic grower.
There are a couple of other avenues you may wish to explore - Allotment Societies is one and the other possibility is the War Office. The latter no longer exists as such but presumably some stuff may still be available ? No idea but if you want to spend time looking ?
No more suggestions from me I'm afraid and as going off the more recent posts your thread is causing a problem on the Forum, I'd call it a day if I was you. You've got plenty to be going on with I think.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
that I am looking for diagrams from source of authority that were aim
at average gardener. that means sources such as book, magazine,
circulars and pamphlets. actually none sources provide any good info
at all.
this where i posted a complete set of all 27 dig for victory leaflets
I also posted a link in this thread. https://forum.gardenersworld.com/discussion/1035811/dig-for-victory-leaflets
I asked for magazines names because that is the only area I
have not had a lot progress. book, leaflets,newspapers circulars and
pamphlets have been easy. magazine are tough nut to crack particularly in UK.
for some reason I had better luck in Australia finding magazine articles.
find digitized uk magazine sources pre 1950's is difficult.
the only reason I found " the Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society."
is because the national library of India digitized the volumes of it they had.