Jane Milliman in “Put down the shovel and blog” had some nice things to say about this website. Rochester is a garden loving city and I am happy to welcome its residents to my little corner of the internet. You can browse through the blog by date, category, or tag (some of the bigger categories are in the menu on the sidebar), and there is also a lot of information in the Cold Climate and Upstate NY sections of the website. I hope you find something here that makes gardening more enjoyable for you.
Jane Milliman, the author of the article, is also the editor-publisher of Upstate Gardeners’ Journal, which has published some of my writing. Hat tip to Garden Ranter Elizabeth Licata.
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5 responses so far ↓
1 Pam/Digging // Feb 17, 2008 at 11:05 am
Well-deserved praise, Kathy. You have a lot of great information to share with local (and national) readers.
2 mss @ Zanthan Gardens // Feb 17, 2008 at 9:35 pm
Congrats, Kathy! I’m glad that your “job well done” is getting some of the recognition that it deserves. Not only are you a garden blogging pioneer but you have one of the best designed and best written sites around. Cold Climate Gardening is quality blogging that’s stood the test of time.
3 Arthur // Feb 18, 2008 at 11:47 am
It was nice to read an article in the paper that was positive and fun. Lo and behold, Miss Milliman mentions one of the few blogs that I check on a daily basis. Thanks Kathy for all the great information and fun reads. Much deserved credit! Kudos!
4 Cynthia // Feb 19, 2008 at 10:24 am
Well deserved! Your site is not simply erudite; it is also the good deep-down-in-the-dirt kind of knowledge. Your willingness to show your gardening failures along with your success, your intelligent book reviews, your constantly improving site that informs and teaches are just a few of the things that make your blog stand-out from the crowd! Congratulations!
5 Kate // Feb 20, 2008 at 1:21 pm
No shovels needed here in Florida ! At least not the snow shoveling kind.
I have the opposite problem. What can I grow that will not wither in the Florida summer sun.
Great Blog !
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