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ReplyDeleteClaire,
ReplyDeleteAs I said in my email, your blog is looking great. Very professional! I personally like the personal stuff, so my advice would be to keep it. I also love the info on, and coverage of, local gardening events, so keep that too. Product and garden center reviews are always nice to read also. So I guess what I'm saying is IMO you don't need to change a thing! I have you on my Google reader list but I usually get to your blog from the link on my own. Thanks for the opportunity to provide feedback. Keep on bloggin' and
Happy Gardening!
Hi Claire,
ReplyDeleteYour sis posted the link to your blog on my FB page. I love gardening, especially plant sharing and raising tiny babies until they are large enough to release into the "big bed" out in my garden.
I have been known to pick up little broken pieces of succulents off the ground at the nursery, some have even been stepped on. Dropped them in to my water bottle, or pocket and take them home and plant them, baby them and raise them up into "adults"
Look for me on your sister's FB page and friend me. then look at my garden photos in my garden album.
I hope you're well.
Cathy McClure Lindberg