Look for me in Rodale's Organic Life magazine

Look for me in Rodale’s Organic Life magazine

August 05, 2015Organic Life’s “The Water Issue”Are you a former reader of Organic Gardening? That venerable magazine folded in late 2014, after 7 decades of publication (wow!), and it was relaunched earlier this year, with a broader focus, as Organic Life. I wasn’t a reader of the former, so I ...
Read This: Garden Design magazine

Read This: Garden Design magazine

July 14, 2015 Little did I know when the Garden Bloggers Fling kicked off in 2008 with 37 attendees that a few years later the publisher of one of the most respected gardening magazines in the U.S. would be a regular Fling attendee. Garden Design publisher Jim Peterson (pictured above ...
You put Digging in Better Homes and Gardens magazine!

You put Digging in Better Homes and Gardens magazine!

June 12, 2015 It’s all thanks to you! I opened the new issue (July 2015) of Better Homes and Gardens magazine yesterday to find Digging listed on page 8 along with the other 2015 Blogger Awards winners. There I am — woot! I found out in March that Digging had ...
My Dry and Mighty article is in Wildflower magazine

My Dry and Mighty article is in Wildflower magazine

May 21, 2015 If you’re a member of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, you’ll soon find the Summer 2015 issue of Wildflower magazine in your mailbox. I’m thrilled to announce that I wrote the cover story, “Dry & Mighty.” What’s it all about? “A dry garden doesn’t have to ...
My former garden is in Great Backyards magazine

My former garden is in Great Backyards magazine

April 18, 2015 I don’t tend to feel nostalgic about my former garden, which I loved but left almost 7 years ago. After all, it lives on in years of blog posts (see Categories: 1st Garden in my sidebar). Even so, I’m pleased that Green Hall Garden is getting another ...
Look for me in Austin Woman and Consumer Reports magazines this month

Look for me in Austin Woman and Consumer Reports magazines this month

April 03, 2015 When it rains, it pours. After the Southern Living publicity in February, a writer for Austin Woman contacted me for an interview about blogging and gardening in Austin. I was happy to oblige, and now the issue with my interview is out. You can pick up a ...
You chose Digging in Better Homes and Gardens Blogger Awards!

You chose Digging in Better Homes and Gardens Blogger Awards!

March 30, 2015 Here’s a living bouquet for you, dear readers. I just learned that Digging won the Readers’ Choice award in the gardening category of the Better Homes and Gardens 2015 Blogger Awards! Wow! Thank you so much for voting for me! You are my motivators, and in 9 ...
Digging is up for Better Homes and Gardens Blogger Award!

Digging is up for Better Homes and Gardens Blogger Award!

February 20, 2015 Better Homes and Gardens magazine has named Digging a top 10 finalist in the Gardening category of its 2015 Blogger Awards, and wow, I’m honored! Thank you to those who nominated my blog, and to BHG’s editors for the recognition! I love how Better Homes and Gardens ...
My article about garden art is in Garden Design magazine

My article about garden art is in Garden Design magazine

September 18, 2014 Placing art in the garden is, well, an art in itself, as I learned when visiting Bedrock Gardens in New Hampshire this summer. I wrote about the garden and its art for an online piece in Garden Design, called “Placing Art in the Garden”. Whether you’re a ...
I'm in HGTV Magazine October 2014 issue

I’m in HGTV Magazine October 2014 issue

September 08, 2014 While waiting in line at the grocery store checkout this morning, I flipped through the latest issue of HGTV Magazine and was absurdly pleased to see my own name on page 27, in their monthly feature, “How Bad Is It…” You’re right, it really doesn’t take much ...
Switch Hit: Substituting local plants to recreate gardens you admire in magazines

Switch Hit: Substituting local plants to recreate gardens you admire in magazines

September 20, 2013 Do you ever mentally substitute plants that grow well in your region for non-hardy plants you see in a magazine or blog picture from another region? As a gardener in a part of the country not well represented by national gardening magazines, I often find that the ...
My article about John Fairey wins GWA Gold Award!

My article about John Fairey wins GWA Gold Award!

August 28, 2013 They might have heard me whooping all the way up in Quebec City last Monday when I learned that I’d won the 2013 Gold Award from Garden Writers Association (now GardenComm) for Best Magazine Writing. I couldn’t make it to the GWA symposium, held in Canada this ...
Display gardens at Sunset Publishing headquarters: San Francisco Garden Bloggers Fling

Display gardens at Sunset Publishing headquarters: San Francisco Garden Bloggers Fling

July 22, 2013 Our 2nd stop on the 2nd day of the San Francisco Garden Bloggers Fling was the low-slung headquarters of Sunset Publishing Corp. in Menlo Park, where we toured Sunset’s display gardens. While central Texas is just east of the western U.S. region covered by Sunset magazine, the ...
Audubon magazine cites Lawn Gone!

Audubon magazine cites Lawn Gone!

July 11, 2013 I’m about to plunge into a series of posts about gardens I visited in San Francisco late last month, but first I must share my excitement about a mention of Lawn Gone! that appears in this month’s Audubon magazine. Titled “Food Network,” the article by Rene Ebersole ...
Wildflower Center magazine touts Lawn Gone!

Wildflower Center magazine touts Lawn Gone!

May 23, 2013 Sometimes my publicist lets me know ahead of time that Lawn Gone! will have a mention in an upcoming publication. Other times it’s just a thrilling surprise. Like when I opened my copy of Wildflower (Summer 2013), the magazine of the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center… …and ...
Lawn Gone! mentions in Woman's Day and Seattle Times

Lawn Gone! mentions in Woman’s Day and Seattle Times

May 19, 2013 I’m always excited to see a mention of my book, Lawn Gone!, in a magazine or newspaper article, and this week there are two. On page 41 of the June 2013 issue of Woman’s Day magazine, you’ll see an article about freshening up your patio garden, which ...
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