The Earthworms Lair by Owen Dell is one of the smartest and clever blogs around for discussion of Sustainable Landscapes and anything related.
The happy homemaker is an American expat who is making a new life and new fun in the UK. It’s fun to follow along on her foreign adventures and share her stories — it’s a place that you would probably enjoy even if you aren’t a homemaker yourself.
You know how there is a blog for everything, it’s just a matter of finding it. Well, remember that ‘so cool’ mini garden I posted about? If you want to know anything about creating this yourself, you will become a regular over a Mini Garden Guru.
Urban Gardens is a great resource for those in with City sized spaces. The more I write for Apartment Therapy (which has a bit of the same focus) the more I find I am turning to Robin’s blog for a bit of inspiration.
Textile and Terrain — Have I even mentioned that besides being a garden and landscape designivore, I’m also a fabric junkie? I get it from my mother, she is one too — her fabric habit is however far worse than mine, but I am in no position to point fingers. So a blog that is written by cousins (who are the daughters of identical twins) that are one, a landscape architect, and the other a PhD in Textile Art is remarkably right up my alley. They spend their free time creating Textile and Terrain as well as doing flowers for weddings and events.
Mixed Greens, another team blog by Poppy and Sally shares gardens, local resources, sustainability tips, and beautiful photography. The whole site is a refreshing breath of air.
and finally…..
Ace Camps are vacations where you learn and create from the BEST, the most POPULAR and the most INTERESTING leaders.
I want to attend an Angela Ritchie Ace Camp, I would love to teach an Angela Richie Ace Camp, and in the current absence of both those opportunities, I will read her blog daily.
I have a few more posts for you today, but I simply must take a break — I am headed to the dentist, where hopefully he will not tell me that I need to have root canal of something awful. I am hoping he might be able to magically cure this awful toothache I have that is getting worse by the minute!!
you are so generous to share your favorite blogs!! i can’t wait to check out the one on fabrics! and the ace camps blog sounds so fun! again, many thanks!!
as far as im concerned, you have the best garden blog. others leave me wondering whether theyve ever had dirt under their fingernails…. 🙂 keep up the good work
Rochelle,
I really enjoy and appreciate the inspiring views, interesting information, and blasts of creativity found here at your blog.
And I am praying for the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the ultimate Garden Designer and Sustainer, to mercifully bless you with relief from your awful toothache…those things can be rather all-consuming.
Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you enjoy it. Also glad to have found your blog!
Rochelle! Thank you so much for spreading the word about my blog and the Ace Camps! Hopefully, one day we will meet at one.