I have missed so much while my computer has been on the fritz! Stuart of Gardening Tips ‘n Ideas so kindly linked to my pruning post. He called me a star, which sort of shocked me…even though it was just star of this journal -LOL! I think of myself as more of an old workhorse […]
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.
Cold Climate Reading
Good natured Kathy of Cold Climate Gardening once again gives internet gardening a valuable service. Even though she has been one of the first “garden blog collectors” in compiling a helpful blog directory, she highlights some growing competition… all in the name of better access to the multiplying number of garden blogs. In “Meet My […]
::: an eclectic garden :::
::: an eclectic garden ::: I see this gardener has posted again. I am so glad. She is one of the loveliest writers, and a true gardener. She speaks of the special power of gardening in the circle of life and death: “My father often told me about his grandmother’s garden. Though not a gardener […]
Gardening, Global Warming, and El Nino
I was reading over @ Hanna‘s ‘This Garden Is Illegal’, and in one of her posts Black Swamp Girl,Kim, remarked in the comments about the effect of all this mild weather on plants. We are all Ohioans, “Buckeyes”.There are ideas that global warming is actually a natural phenomenon, etc. and while many can argue their […]
Kathy has three parts up and is going strong…
Kathy Purdy of Cold Climate Gardening now has three parts of her series “Garden Blog Pioneers” up and running. This was a marvelous way to peek inside the workings of those beginning days of garden blogging. Kathy, having been one of those pioneers knew the interesting questions to ask, and she puts everything together with […]
Garden blogging voices, new and old
“O world as God has made it! All is beauty.” — ROBERT BROWNING Things have been busy in my neck of the woods. I finally have my own domain name and am in the process of setting up my garden articles there- my blogging will remain here. So that is the explanation for the slow […]
