Reposting from 11/07, some questions about garden magazines from the web, “So friends, tell me: what are your thoughts on your favorite gardening mags? Are they as good as they always were? Do you find yourself wanting more from their articles? Have you noticed a dumbing down, a tendency towards sound-bite or news-clip type short […]
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.
Measuring Monarchs
Gardening by Mistake blogpost ‘Monarchs in the Garden’ is a fascinating photo documentation of the growth cycle of the Monarch butterfly. Take a peek – a wonderful educational post, well photographed.
Garden Renovation: Old Plant Friends Invited Back
I’ve been renovating my garden for the past couple years… it had become forsaken and neglected during the press of family obligations. Even though one of the early garden blogging pioneers, my garden blog had languished, as well. But this year, 2008, both blog and garden have seen a flurry of effort from me, and […]
Mr Brown Thumb is back! ..and other gardenblog highlights
Mr Brown Thumb: “Spring sprung without me” announces that Mr. Brown Thumb is back and filling us in on his life during the blogging absence. I was so happy to read a post by him- he is one of my personal favorites in garden blogging. I hope he thrives and prospers! (and survives those helpful […]
New Things
I noticed that Kate Smudges has moved to a new blog home on typepad. Some ideas on garden journaling from A Small South Florida Garden: If I am out of graph paper, I print my own by using a Microsoft Word document with a 1/4″ graph in light teal printed on the front and back […]
Jessica’s Pictures Tell All
In a good way. I wrote my little blurb on the visit we took to Franklin Park Conservatory and reeled in a comment that is worth gold. Gold, I tell you! It seems that Jessica of Sunshine, Freedom, and a Little Flower took a trip in recent weeks and has gorgeous pictures that no one […]
