Ever wonder how gardeners think we should act? Although, admittedly, this is just when invited into their own special world of the private garden. It is one of the most intimate glimpses into the gardener’ssoul, their own garden creation; so tread softly on our ego and don’t step on our prized collection of special plants […]
Garden Blogs I Read
I might read and enjoy a blog that I think should be better advertised to a reading public.... then I post about them.
My, my How the gardenblogging has changed
…since I’ve been away. Stuart Robinson has an intriguing post on his site, Gardening for Dummies (which is a great name, btw), titled My frustration with gardening blogs. In it he asks why we as gardeners don’t have more passion with community and discussion? I had a few that I discussed and traded links with, […]
A New Favorite, shhhh, it’s Illegal
This Garden is Illegal is one of my new favorite blogs. I got there by happy accident when I did the quiz “What flower are you?” on her site. She’s funny and creative, has a great blog design, and I wish I could write like her! Not for gardeners only. It is too bad I […]
What Kind of Flower Am I? What?
You Are an Iris “You are a very sensual person. You like to experience all the sights, smells, tastes and textures the world has to offer. Ordinary be damned, because you want to do it all.” Find Your kind of flower Technorati Tags: online quiz, flowers
Garden Blogs
I fattened up my blogroll by spending an unconscionable amount of time on blogshares. I found a few good ones, while looking through many that are empty space pretty much. Many haven’t been updated since 2003. On the one hand I understand. It is hard to write about gardening and actually do it. Especially on […]
Garden Taste Test
This came by way of Cold Climate Gardener, K. Purdy, who found it on the Bookish Gardener. I bolded the preferences I have: Gardeners! 1. Lilies: oriental or asiatic? 2. No-till or till? 3. Bare hands or garden gloves? 4. Garden tchotchkes, no or yes? ( I had to look this up… I would’ve […]
