Newest Austin garden bloggers

June 10, 2008


A big howdy to the newest Austin garden bloggers.
SOME LIKE IT HOT. Laura, a south Austin blogger, moved here from Phoenix and is enjoying her new vegetable and flower/xeriscape gardens.
GETTING GROUNDED. Robin is a chiropractor and nutritionist turned writer. Her new blog contains lots of big, beautiful pictures of her southwest Austin garden.
Welcome to the garden party!
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0 responses to “Newest Austin garden bloggers”

  1. Diana Kirby says:
    June 10, 2008 at 10:31 PM

    Thanks for the heads up on our new blogging friends. The party list just keeps growing and growing. Thanks for keeping everyone linked.
    Amazing, isn’t it? —Pam

  2. Laura says:
    June 11, 2008 at 10:29 AM

    Thanks for the welcome! I’m excited to join the incredible group of Austin garden bloggers. I am just getting started and have so much to learn. All of the gardens are really beautiful and inspiring.
    You’re welcome, Laura. I wasn’t sure if you wanted to go public with your name, since I didn’t see it on your blog. But since you’ve left it here, I assume it’s OK and will add it above. Cheers! —Pam

  3. Annie in Austin says:
    June 11, 2008 at 1:11 PM

    Thanks for the link to “Getting Grounded”, Pam. I’d already bumped into “Some Like it Hot”. Aren’t names fascinating? There are two Robins and a Robyn gardenblogging from Austin.
    Annie at the Transplantable Rose
    Lots of Robins and so few robins in Austin. At least we get to enjoy the Robins/Robyn all year long. 😉 —Pam

  4. Lori says:
    June 11, 2008 at 6:41 PM

    South Austin REPRESENT!
    *pumps fist*
    ;D
    Yeah, yeah. OK, South Austin does seem to be well represented. Rock on! —Pam

  5. Robin at Getting Grounded says:
    June 11, 2008 at 7:27 PM

    As the newest Robin of of the group, I want to give a big “thanks for the friendly welcome” to all of you. And a big shout out to Pam, for consulting with me in my garden this morning. I’ll be writing a new post about it soon.
    Robin at Getting Grounded
    It was great to meet you this morning, Robin. Now that I’ve seen your lush, tropical-inspired garden in person, I look forward to seeing it evolve on your blog. —Pam