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John Marshall
- John has over 35 years of horticultural experience. He has been an instructor in Landscape Design, a featured guest speaker, a plant tester for federal and state plant programs, the familiar voice on the local radio "Garden Minute", and a gardening consultant. John is a frequent contributor to State-By-State Gardening magazine. He has been instrumental in helping to encourage and establish others in "The Green Industry." He also likes to travel, cook and sing.
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