A Charleston Garden (1 vote) In the beautiful Lowcountry of Charleston, SC I'm an art director by day for Charleston Magazine. But on any given nice evening or weekend, you'll find me in my Zone 8b garden. Details Rate Report

A Charlotte Garden Indoor and outdoor gardening in the piedmont of North Carolina. Details Rate Report

A complete guide to indoor tomato gardening This is a crash course for anyone who would like to start a homegrown indoor garden. It covers everything from selection of fruit, lighting, watering, fertilizing, flowering, and diease control. Details Rate Report

A Daily View (1 vote) Views of the Antique Rose Emporium located in San Antonio, Texas. Details Rate Report

A Desert Observer (1 vote) My adventures in desert gardening in Tucson Arizona Details Rate Report

A Diva's Garden (2 votes) I've traded my high heels for Wellies. A beginner gardener doing her thing on an acre in Zone 6. Details Rate Report

A Garden Exempt from Public Haunt (2 votes) The thyme of an ancient gardener. Details Rate Report

A Garden Grows in Los Angeles (11 votes) I am teaching my self to start a garden from seeds. I have no knowledge of gardening and very limited space, but I intend to grow a variety of vegetables and herbs in containers on my balcony. Details Rate Report

A Garden In The City (1 vote) The joys (and trials) of having that small green sanctuary in the heart of a city. Details Rate Report

A Garden In The Desert (3 votes) Urban backyard gardening in Arizona, Zone 9 Details Rate Report

A Garden Journal A Garden Journal features photographs of plants and stories of gardens. Details Rate Report

A Gardener in France British garden designer and ex-Royal Gardener Colin Elliott moved to the wilds of the Loire Valley in central France in September 2008. He offers insights into French gardening and lifestyle. Details Rate Report

A Gardener in Progress (7 votes) Gardening in the Pacific Northwest Details Rate Report

A Gardener's Gazette (1 vote) A journal about my gardening adventures, successes failures, and experiments in upstate New York. 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.