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Tue, 06/26/2012 - 16:23 — Sarah Martinez
Membership has its privileges
The top 7 reasons to join the My Texas Garden Club
7. You get to read super-awesome blog posts like this one. And this one. Oh, and this one.
6. You connect with a fun group of gardeners who love playing in the dirt. Just check out these conversations on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Pinterest.
5. You’re an insider! You’re the first to know about exclusive get togethers, like the one we’re hosting Saturday at the Dallas/Greenville Avenue location. (What? You haven’t heard about it? Well cruise over to Facebook and get the scoop!)
4. You save money. Let’s take our Saturday get t