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Downloading any images from this site for other uses such as a blog, nursery catalog, web site, or any other purpose without permission, means you agree to pay our standard rates for photo images. We will send you our bill when we find an image that we did not authorize for your use. Any photos not paid in full will be turned over to a collection agency. We don't wish to be hardcore, but frankly having our images and words stolen to benefit another site without compensation is tiresome.
We don't mind our images being shared on Pinterest or similar social networks like Facebook as long as you provide a link back to the page on rainyside.com, where it resides. All other use means you agree to our terms and are subject to our fees. Please respect the work of others and their copyrights.
Our photographs represent a lot of time and effort, and we retain all rights to their display and use. If you have a legitimate reason for wanting to copy one of our images, ask! We're reasonable people, and will consider reasonable requests.
Likewise, our words are our own. You are allowed to use short excerpts of our writing, as long as they appear in quotations and cited who wrote it. Also, you certainly can print out pages for your personal use if you find them helpful (it's a lot easier than dragging your computer out into your garden!). However, do not lift entire articles, or significant parts of them, and use them as if they are your own. To most of you, this probably seems like a silly thing to say. Unfortunately, though, we have been through the experience of having a "great Web site" recommended to us, only to find out the entire site was constructed using writings taken from another source without credit (and probably without permission).
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Gardening for the Homebrewer: Grow and Process Plants for Making Beer, Wine, Gruit, Cider, Perry, and More
By co-authors Debbie Teashon (Rainy Side Gardeners) and Wendy Tweton