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Comments (4)Have you tried Midwestern Forum or other *similar zone forums* ~ I've learned a lot from very experienced & or *wonderful to chat with* gardeners other than fruits & veggies. Also go to forums for specific plants. Try some ~ you might enjoy!!!...See MorePennsylvania Garden Blogs
Comments (18)Well, Spring is finally here. In the last remaining weeks before planting out any tender plants, I thought it would be fun to look back at all the fun PA garden sites for some inspiration while we pass the time. Add your favorite PA garden blogs/sites to this discussion. Here is a link that might be useful: My Organic Pennsylvania Fruit, Veggie, and Flower Gardens...See MoreNew Gardening Blog Post
Comments (0)A new Garden Diary post to catch up on things, with a surprise at the end. Enjoy! Garden Diary July 4, 2018 - Fat Plants, Skinny Plants, Plants That Grow on Rocks...See MoreYour favourite garden blog?
Comments (39)The only gardening blog I have ever bothered with is this one: Garden Rant. And I do not follow religiously but only now and again when a topic of interest comes up. Part of the attraction is that is not authored by a single gardener but has multiple contributors, all of whom are strongly opinionated. Which suits me to a T as I am nothing if not highly opinionated when it comes to gardening issues :-)) Truly, aside from the time I spend here on GW (too much!!), I do not have time to peruse blogs. Nor have I gained much benefit from them. I might read through an entry/article on one if it comes up when I am researching something, but most are far too superficial in their approach for me and really don't provide information that is helpful. And there are plenty of great garden photos offered here....don't need to hunt elsewhere for garden eye candy!! btw, I attended a conference a few years ago in which Ken Druse was a featured speaker. There was an opportunity to meet and chat with him after and he was a charming man and very gracious. I have a number of his books - they are all excellent - and he kindly signed one for me. I have a small collection of signed garden books - Druse, Michael Dirr, Helen Dillon, Dan Hinkley, Ann Lovejoy, a few tree/conifer guys, etc. and I am not shy about asking for a signature if I encounter someone whose written word I value :-)...See Morefaerygardener z7 CA
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