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Garden Bloggers' Fling

A 7-post collection

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Miss Happiness, Miss Flower, and the Portland Japanese Garden.

When I was nine, Japanese culture consumed my life. (What can I say? I was a quirky kid.) My passion began with a lovely little book »

Julie Thompson-Adolf Julie Thompson-Adolf on Garden Bloggers' Fling, Growing gardens, Growing one day at a time, nature, Portland, Japanese Garden, Garden Tour Tuesday, Strolling Pond Garden, Miss Happiness and Miss Flower, books 07 January 2015

Meetings, Marketing, and Mosaiculture.

Garden blogging tends to be a solitary life. You start seeds, pull weeds, write about what's working and what's not. And, if you're like me, you »

Julie Thompson-Adolf Julie Thompson-Adolf on Atlanta Botanical Garden, blogging, Earth Goddess, Garden Bloggers' Conference, Garden Bloggers' Fling, gardening, Growing gardens, Growing one day at a time, Imaginary Worlds, mosaiculture 27 September 2013

Gracious Gardening: The Gentlings' Historical Blue Briar.

Lately, I've been wrapped up in the rush of summer activities. I know that might seem like an oxymoron. But with our family--we don't do " »

Julie Thompson-Adolf Julie Thompson-Adolf on Asheville, Blue Briar Cottage, dawn redwood, Garden Bloggers' Fling, Growing gardens, Growing one day at a time, history, perennials, Peter and Jasmin Gentling, woodland gardens 27 June 2012

A Place for Peace.

Tucked into a rough section of West Asheville is a respite for neighborhood children. A safe zone to explore. A place to learn how to grow »

Julie Thompson-Adolf Julie Thompson-Adolf on art, Burton Street Community Peace Gardens, Dewayne Barton, edible gardening, environment, Garden Bloggers' Fling, Green Opportunities, Growing gardens, politics, Safi Mahaba, West Asheville, Growing Green 20 June 2012

Edible Dreams.

For the past week, I've dreamt of gardens. Elaborate gardens, formal gardens, lush mountain paradises, quirky artists' gardens, community gardens. A few of those dreams left »

Julie Thompson-Adolf Julie Thompson-Adolf on Asheville, CFSA Farm Tour, edible gardens, farm to table, Garden Bloggers' Fling, Growing gardens, Growing local, kitchen gardens, local food, Sunny Point Café, vegetable garden, Growing locavores 31 May 2012
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