Ten Blogs About Gardening

Gardening is an All-American hobby. It does not matter if you live in a big city, small town or in the county, or if you have acres of land, a small city sized plot of land or no land at all, you can be a gardener.

One of the best ways to get information on gardening, or anything else for that matter, is to read blogs. For those who do not know exactly what a blog is, the dictionary describes it as a personal journal with entries and links provided by the owner.

In researching gardening, you have to take into consideration a few things. First of all, how much time will you be able to devote to gardening? That will be one of the determining factors in the size of the garden and type of gardening you will do. Also look for information on gardening in your part of the country. What works in the southwest will not work in the northeast tank a look at these blogs. There represent different areas and different types of gardens, are well written, maintained regularly and have links to other sites, making them well rounded and informative.

Jane Perrone's Organic Allotment and Garden Blog
http://perrone.blogs.com/ Organic

Jane has a very well organized blog, with great articles on Organic Gardening and even information on different types of tools. Be sure to read the tip of the day and check out he other sections. Don’t forget to leave a comment or two

Renegade Gardener by Don Engebretson
http://www.renegadegardener.com/ Cold weather zones 2 through 4

This is a perfect example of information for a particular area The author is as award winning gardener, so he knows what he is talking about The blog is well organized, with tons of information not only on plants, but also on garden design, Don is also a landscape designer. So if you live in the cold, as I do, make this a place to visit and re visit again and again.

Gardening for Dummies by Stuart Robinson
http://www.gardening4dumies.com/ Beginners