Even as I was writing my first post about garden twitterers (aka tweeters), I was discovering new ones and agonizing about the ones I didn’t include. So here are some more. Plus, at the end, more hints about finding more on your own.
- flowergardengal
- FineGardening2
- yolandaelizabet
- punkgardener
- redwhiteandgrew
- AmericanGarden
- FarmerPhoebe
- finegardening
- PAllenSmith
- CottageMagpie
- BotanicalOnline
- gina_g
- MrBrownThumb
- KathrynHallPR
- Bloomtown
- hugatree
- stambascio
- dlynz
- empressofdirt
- mgoetsch
- MidSouthGarden
- gardengrrrl
- JeanAnnVK
- yogacowgirls
- angelap789
- Curtisgw
- greendigitmedia
- Element321
- OurLittleAcre
- Farmland
- myfolia
- the_rhs
- GardenDesign
- Notoria
- myskinnygarden
- Vanillalotus
- Botanic
- URBANROOTS
- Arkie
- onesageone
- gingersplace
- fredandcharlie
- truegrit
- moonsanity
- GeraniumLady
- greenthumbr
- OldRoses
- dewelch
- CSA_farmer_girl
- Idahogardener
- txblond
- fioriecanto
- GWI
Twitter Groups
That’s it. I’m done making lists. If you are interested in following still more gardeners, join a Twitter Group. Once you have joined a group, it is easy to find and follow more members in the group. I know of three started about gardening: Greenthumbs, Gardens of the World, and Green Twitters.
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Oh, Kathy, thank you so much for including me on your list (Cottage Magpie!). As it turns out, I just decided to spin-off my gardening life into it’s own blog (In the Cottage Garden), and I’m Twittering in a separate account as well, twitter.com/cottagemagpie — sorry for the trouble!
~Angela
Angela, I tried to include everyone gardening-related I was following at the time. I’m sure people will find your new gardening tweet when they look at your other profile. I decided to make my one Twitter account more inclusive and not just related to gardening. Thanks for stopping by and commenting, I hope you’ll comment again.
Twitter: @katesmudges
Wow! You must have included every garden-related twitter person in your lists! I don’t do enough on twitter … but I quite enjoy it when I do.
There seem to be new people every day …
Twitter: @truegrit
Thanks so much for including me ( truegrit). Any garden blogger who wants to request to follow I’d love to add.
So Kathy, have you tried any of the garden groups? I haven’t, yet. Twitter is definitely something to learn more of in the coming year. There are many social groups , but the ones that will make a difference is going to be key.
Twitter is quickly rising to the top of online usefulness in connecting for beneficial info.
{love you Mr. BrownThumb} keep on keepin’ on
Thanks for including me in the list. I don’t tweet that often as most others. I like to use it as a mini blog on my garden blog.