A Guide To Northeastern Gardening Two Year Anniversary The Story Behind the Blog
It has been two years since I started writing this blog and it has brought more enjoyment to my life than I could have possibly imagined. My love of gardening goes back as far as when I was five years old, growing marigolds in pretty planters on our old brick barbecue in the backyard, and possessing a love to dig in the soil with my toy shovel. I guess that is where it all started. I have always had a passion for anything green and realized by 1996 that I should make this passion more than just a hobby. With the encouragement of family and friends I went back to school, furthered my education and started up a landscape design business. Now I can share my lifelong passion and enjoy working with others and their gardens...who could ask for more! After seeing the movie "Julia and Julie" in 2009 I set out on the Internet on a quest for garden blogs and was surprised to find a whole new world out there. I wondered if I wrote about gardening if anyone would come to read it so I started "A Guide To Northeastern Gardening" February of 2010. Since then I have met a wealth of garden blogging friends who are such a joy to know and share ideas with. I can say that blogging has truly enriched my life. To celebrate two years of blogging here are some of my favorite gardening photos that I would like to share. I hope you enjoy them! |
| Swallowtail Butterfly on Butterfly Bush |
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| Spring Splender |
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| Cottage Garden |
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| Lillium Stargazer |
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| Backyard Raised Garden |
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| Rose Garden |
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| Front Border Garden |
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| Evergreen & Perennial Garden |
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| Daylilly Stella D Oro |
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| Perennial Garden |
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| Knock Out Rose |
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| Waterfall |
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| Dragonfly on Buddleia |
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| Lampost Garden |
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Tropical Flower from Aruba Garden-Allamanda cathartica Sunee
(Dwarf Allamanda ) |
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| Hosta Garden |
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| Garden Love |
I hope you continue to stop by and visit and share your love of gardening with me. It has truly been a pleasure and I love hearing your comments and reading about your ongoing gardening adventures. One could say that garden blogging is "chicken soup for the soul!"
As Always...Happy Gardening!
Author:Lee@ A Guide To Northeastern Gardening Copyright 2012. All Rights Reserved
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