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Four of the smiling faces you'll meet in Toronto: Carolina gals Janet, Daricia, Lisa and Julie at the San Francisco Fling |
See anything wrong or anyone missing – or anyone who really should be coming but hasn't committed yet? Nudge me or them, as the case may be.
And, if you're coming to Toronto, you can download the Fling badge to the right and add it to your blog, with a link back to this site. Spread the good word!
From Canada:
Toronto Fling Committee:
Helen Battersby (N) Toronto Gardens
Sarah Battersby (N) Toronto Gardens and Fiesta Gardens
Lorraine Flanigan (N) CityGardening
Veronica Sliva (N) A Gardener's World
Ontario:
Tony Spencer The New Perennialist
Jennifer Connell Three Dogs in a Garden
Janet Davis (N) The Paintbox Garden
Tara Nolan (N only) Savvy Gardening
Susan Poizner (N) The Orchard People
Cristina da Silva (N) The Real Gardener
Barbara Phillips-Conroy (N) Barbara's Garden Chronicles
Joanne Shaw Down2Earth
Amanda Hill Cooking in Someone Else's Kitchen
Margaret Mishra (N) Homegrown – Adventures in my Garden
Marilyn Cornwell Open Gardens Niagara
Margaret Bennet-Alder Toronto Gardener's Journal
Quebec:
Patterson Webster (N) Site and Insight
From the United Kingdom:
Gloucestershire:
Victoria Summerley (N) Tales from Awkward Hill
Wiltshire:
Michelle Chapman (N) Veg Plotting
From the United States:
Alabama:
Su Reid-St. John Bonnie's Plants
California:
Maya Bartolf Today's Bouquet
Jim Peterson Garden Design
Colorado:
Judy Seaborn In the Garden, Botanical Interests
Brandon Coppin In the Garden, Botanical Interests
Georgia:
Karin Hicks (N) Southern Meadows
Illinois:
Jason Kay Garden in a City
Judy Hertz Garden in a City
Louisiana:
Jean McWeeney (N) Dig, Grow, Compost, Blog
Maryland:
Claire Jones (N) The Gardening Diaries
Michigan:
Stefanie Gilmour See Jane Dig
Nancy Patterson Garden 337
Minnesota:
Mary Shier My Northern Garden
Amy Andrychowicz (N) Get Busy Gardening and Savvy Gardening
Missouri:
Mimi Ricketts Arch City Gardener
North Carolina:
Helen Yoest Gardening With Confidence
Daricia McKnight (N) A Charlotte Garden
New Jersey:
Susan Cohan (N) Miss Rumphius' Rules
New York:
Elizabeth Licata Garden Rant and Gardening While Intoxicated
Jim Charlier Art of Gardening
Donna Brok Garden Walk Garden Talk
Kathy Purdy (N) Cold Climate Gardening
Barbara Landree Travels with Barb
Ohio:
Kylee Baumle (N) Our Little Acre
Louise Hartwig (N) Two Girls with a Purpose
Susan Heppeard (N) Two Girls with a Purpose
Oregon:
Loree Bohl Danger Garden
Jane Finch-Howell Mulch Maid
South Carolina:
Lisa Wagner Natural Gardening
Julie Thompson-Adolf (N) Garden Delights
Janet Ledebuhr (N) The Queen of Seaford
Julie Hill (N) Into the Southern Wild
Marian St. Clair Hortitopia
Tennessee:
Gail Eichelberger (N) Clay and Limestone
Barbara Wise (N) BWise Gardening
Texas:
Pam Penick Digging
Chris Giaraffa Running Gardener
Diana Kirby Sharing Nature's Garden
Andrea Fox (N) Grow Where You're Planted
Vicki Blachman (N) Playin' Outside
Cindy Tournier (N) My Corner of Katy
Sheryl Williams (N) Yard Fanatic
Rebecca Schroeder (N) Rebecca's Retreat
Laurin Lindsey (N) Ravenscourt Gardens
Shawn Schachter (N) Ravenscourt Gardens
Susan Tomlinson (N) The Bike Garden
Linda Lehmusvirta Central Texas Gardener
Jennifer Trandell The Botanical Journey
Virginia:
Tammy Schmitt Casa Mariposa
Washington D.C.:
Susan Harris Garden Rant and Greenbelt Live and DC Gardens
Wisconsin:
Beth Stetenfeld Plant Postings
(BTW, Blogger's inability to create a flush-left double column sets my typographic whiskers all aquiver. We'll have to live with content over style. Now go visit those blogs and say Hi!)
Great list! And very creative text Helen, you crack me up. (my typographic whiskers are quivering as well).
ReplyDeleteAnd, of course, I meant to put everyone in alphabetical order. Alas, my good intentions went awry! Within each region, my spreadsheet seems to have organized names by date of registration. In case you wondered.
ReplyDeleteNo problem Helen, and lovely list! My dear, would you mind fixing the name of my blog? It's actually Dig, Grow, Compost, Blog. All four words in that order. :-) Thank you mucho!
ReplyDeleteDone, Jean! Sorry about that.
DeleteIt´s going to be great, too bad I can´t go!! But I can´t wait to see all the posts after the event!
ReplyDeleteOooh looking forward to seeing friends both old and new - thanks Helen :)
ReplyDeletePS If your typographic whiskers are still aquiver, you can get the result you want it if you put the info into a table
At last! We will meet!
DeleteI saw that Susan - I'm thrilled! :)
DeleteI love the Fling. I can see myself, twenty years from now, fully into my dotage, Flinging away.
ReplyDeleteI love Fling, too...Love seeing all my friends and meeting new folks!
ReplyDeleteMan - those Texans love a party!
ReplyDeleteDon't we, though! No destination is apparently too far for us either.
DeleteI'm totally looking forward to this year's Fling.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Helen, for all of your hard work along with the rest of your group!
So looking forward to it!
ReplyDeleteMy brain got stuck on "Yay!" as I scrolled through the list! Where's the thesaurus?
ReplyDeletewhere's the "like" button!
DeleteThanks Helen for letting me know about this, lookalike lots of great people will be there, if all goes well I'd love to be attending too. :)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing old acquaintances and making new friends. Excited.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the list! I have some more blogs to investigate now. Last year fling had me walking on air for months!!!
ReplyDeleteSo looking forward to meeting new and old gardener friends. Will put on my track shoes.
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