View From My Garden! (1 vote) The meanderings of a totally dirt loving, sunshine basking, poet, artist granny that loves to watch things grow. Details Rate Report

View From The Pines Gardening and wildlife in the Piney Woods of East Texas. Details Rate Report

Virginia The Queen: Balcony Garden 2007 (2 votes) First attempt at container gardening in the city. Details Rate Report

Virginia Tropics (2 votes) Turning a Zone 7 Virginia yard into a tropical paradise Details Rate Report

Voice in the Garden Gardening is a love among many things, and this new blog is devoted mainly to gardens and the development of ours over the past 15 years. Details Rate Report

Walter's Dry Garden A gardnener's response to water shortages and severe water restrictions. Details Rate Report

Watch My Food Grow (7 votes) A Florida backyard raised vegetable garden discussion, how-to and live streaming video of my tomatoes. Updated a few times a week. Lots of garden pictures. Details Rate Report

Water When Dry (4 votes) A certified Desert Landscaper and Master Gardener in Central Arizona who enjoys writing and garden photography. Contains information about low-desert gardening in Arizona. Details Rate Report

Water-Garden-Blog (1 vote) Posts on the new cultivars and species of water lilies and insights on water gardening as a hobby. Water Lilies and Pond Plants, Water Gardening Details Rate Report

Weeder's Digest (1 vote) The trials, triblations and joys of gardening in Central Ontario, Canada Details Rate Report

Weedpickersite I'm married and have one child and work full time. I am very busy and find that gardening makes me relax. I've noticed other gardening blogs and all I can say is wow. I'm very new at blogs. Details Rate Report

Welcome to My Garden I'm married with one son. I work full-time out of the house. Life is busy, busy, busy and I like it that way. Gardening is my relaxation as well as my tie to my late parents. Details Rate Report

What does your garden grow? Gardening information, stories, tips, and pictures for vegetable, flower, and herbs gardens. Details Rate Report

When to Repot Your Container Plants (1 vote) You will definitely see signs when your plants in your pots and containers need to be repotted. The leaves on your plants may turn yellow; have brown tips or just start to fall off. 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.