The Impecunious Gardener
Making a thing of beauty out of a tiny english garden and a budget of about two quid.
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The International Flower Spy
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The International Flower Spy
BLOG MISSION: To discover the hidden and not-so-hidden flowers and gardens of the world (as well as in our own backyards), and give them their 15 minutes.
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The Lawrence / Williams Family
Join our path creating a "backyard grocery" (www.backyardgrocery.net) to help us with the rising costs of gas, food, etc., gardening, self-sufficiency, and more.
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The Manic Gardener: An Organic Gardening Blog
One part standard-issue garden updates, one part research rants (spin-offs from my organic/environmental writing), a dash of philosophy, a soupcon of cat photos, all served up with a straight face.
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The Midnight Garden
One gardener's observations, discoveries and random thoughts whilst simultaneously worshipping and dallying in a Cape Cod garden. "A garden," said Ralph Waldo Emerson, "is like those pernicious machineries which catch a man's coatskirt or his hand, and draw in his arm, his leg and his whole body to irresistable destruction."
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The Non-Conforming Gardener
I share my thoughts and experiences about gardening throughout the seasons in Southwestern Pennsylvania. The non-conforming garden is about making your garden your own.
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The Occasional Gardener
An urban Graphic Artist who gardens in borrowed and random spaces.
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The Optimistic Gardener
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Linn is an enthusiastic gardener and photographer who believes next season will be the best ever but actually enjoys the present one. Holds a strong passion for digging very large holes in the ground.
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The Plant Hunter
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I have this really tough job - I travel the world looking for new plants, meeting fun people and sampling the food, beer & wine. Someone has to do it. How did I get the gig? Lots of training & a bit of luck. I’m a 3rd generation plantsman that started working at my father’s nursery at 8 years. Tired of hard work I set off to study at Mich. State, the Univ. of Delaware and Youngstown St. My on the job training came at Longwood Gardens, The Arnold Arboretum at Harvard, the Chicago Botanic Garden, Mill Creek Park, Kingwood Center & Zelenka Nursery. Then with a bit of luck, I landed a sweet job at Spring Meadow Nursery. To beef up my résumé I published numerous articles and photographs in nursery & gardening magazines, hosted a radio show, taught at MSU and MCC & published 3 books; “Tree and Shrub Gardening for Michigan,” “The Best Garden Plants” and “Gardening Month by Month.” You can buy'em Amazon.com -They're great gifts! I am in the Royal Horticultural Society, and was named Michigan Nurseryman of the Year. I’m in the Intl. Plant Propagators Society, the Garden Writers Assoc., etc, etc. I have a passion to share my love and knowledge of plants with others – that’s you. Welcome.
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The Potted Pepper
"The Potted Pepper ... And Other Survivors" is about the potted residents of a balcony garden grown by a brown thumb determined to go greenish.
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The Real Dirt on Gardening
Thyme-ly advice on gardening in the north east without the hype and perfection of "TV Gardens"
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The Rustic Garden
I live a simple life in a log cabin built by my very handy hubby and our family in Upstate NY. We are raising our three kids, three dogs, three fish and one cat in a home filled with love and chaos.
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The Stylish Nest
A home and garden blog for the stylish nest.
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The Sunny Garden
My garden journal for the Santa Cruz Mountains.
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