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Ed Rosenthal's Big Buds 2010: Marijuana Calendar

Ed Rosenthal's Big Buds 2010: Marijuana Calendar
By Ed Rosenthal

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Marijuana maven Ed Rosenthal brings another new cannabis calendar to the “wild weed’s” many fans. Each month features a spectacular portrait by a world-class photographer of a different marijuana varietal in full, vibrant flower. The resins look good enough to roll up, and the full plant shots are enough to make any garden grow green with envy. Full-color photos are accompanied by information from the Big Book of Buds series that describe the varietal and provide cultivation tips. In addition to standard holidays, the calendar also highlights birthdays of celebrity tokers and significant dates in marijuana history and culture (such as August 17, 1968, when Ziplock bags were introduced). Starting in September 2009, this calendar gives a full 16 months of buds.

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #76442 in Books
  • Published on: 2009-12-01
  • Format: Wall Calendar
  • Original language: English
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Calendar
  • 24 pages

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What happened to the large size calendar?!2
I have one of these calendars from 2009 and it is an actual full-size calendar. I am pretty disappointed with this one actually because if you actually like to write things in your calendar you don't have a lot of room to do so. Other than that its a nice calendar but I just prefer the larger one. As far as I can tell I don't think they are being made that way anymore...? Someone let me know if I'm wrong

++5
This calender is smaller than I thought it would be but is still great! Thanks Ed!

Another great year of buds!5
Thanks Ed. The smaller size calendar fits better in my desk area. The page that covers the rest of 2009 is open and I love thephoto of the hummingbird enjoying the ripe bud.