Cactus Blog (3 votes) Daily news about cacti and succulents Details Rate Report

Cale School Garden (1 vote) Flowers, fruit and vegetables grown by the students at Paul H. Cale Elementary School. Details Rate Report

Calendula & Concrete (1 vote) The view from my organic garden plot in Washington, D.C. Details Rate Report

Calgary Gardening Adventures (1 vote) Beginner gardener shares experiences gardening in Calgary Alberta. Details Rate Report

Calling Demeter (6 votes) As young professional with limited time and space, it's my goal to inspire, share ideas and infuse others with my passion for organic gardening, food and connecting with our natural world. Details Rate Report

Callus and Chlorophyll (3 votes) Dirty hands and what they touch. A narrative train wreck through the life of a working gardener in Seattle. Details Rate Report

Calvesgarden Calendar The seasons of a Danish cottage garden shelving down to the Wolf Sound in the southeastern corner of Zealand. Liberties taken at leisure about regional horticulture and gardening in the temperate zone Details Rate Report

Can I grow it in my Minnesota garden? Novice vegetable and fruit gardeners bring you on their journey through lettuces, tomatoes, strawberries, apples, plums, potatoes, and more.Can they grow it in Minnesota? Can they grow it at all in Z4 Details Rate Report

Can You Dig It? (2 votes) Adventures in organic gardening. Details Rate Report

Candy's Canning (8 votes) This site chronicles my back yard organic gardening experience in northern Virginia. From soil, to composting, to harvesting, I hope to provide and share local gardening and food harvesting expertise. Details Rate Report

CanoeCorner Tales of a west coast gardener pulling up roots to chase a dream in the eastern maritimes. Details Rate Report

CapeCodGarden (2 votes) Making a garden on a small plot in a small town on Cape Cod. Details Rate Report

Carolina Plants Info Growing Plants and Gardening in the Carolinas Details Rate Report

Casa Mariposa (5 votes) TS gardens with three dogs in a zone 7 suburb. Her graden is full of native plants that attract pollinators and birds. Sometimes she gets it right, sometimes she doesn't, but it's always interesting! Details Rate Report

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The new BlossomSwap.com has launched.  The entire premise behind BlossomSwap.com was to start a community where people could share knowledge, communicate ideas, and encourage friendships between people who share this sometimes crazy and very addictive passion. Gardening brings us together, but it's the individuality of each participant that nourishes our website so that it can continue to grow as the whimsical community it is.

If you aren't aware of us now, we look forward to meeting you in the future.