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Pennsylvania Gardening
springcherry

Philly garden Blog

springcherry
17 years ago

I've started a garden (among other things) blog. It's my poor excuse for a garden journal and as such has kept vague track of whats been flourishing for me and when it's bloomed.

Does anyone else here keep up a garden blog? I searched for Pennsylvania in the blog directory on this site, but only one person is listed. Are there any good garden blogs that any of you read?

And yes-- below is the link to my blog.

Springcherry

Here is a link that might be useful: Gardening a Library on the Hill

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