Yeah, a list of blogs!! I too have a garden blog. I live in Minnesota and blog about all types of gardening... indoor and outdoor; tropical, annuals, vegetables, houseplants, water gardening... you name it! My blog is called Get Busy Gardening! I also have a Facebook page if you want to check that out... https://www.facebook.com/GetBusyGardening I can't wait to check out all of your blogs. Amy Here is a link that might be useful: Get Busy Gardening!

(((Cross posted this on the 'Conversations' side yesterday)) I've been thinking about starting a garden blog lately. Not sure if I will actually do it or not, still pondering that one! I'm pretty ignorant about the ways of blogging though... I did get some of my questions answered on conversations, except for the one I am having the most trouble figuring out, how to manage pictures. I have ALL my pics on Photobucket. Shall we say hundreds? I constantly upload pics to certain albums (such as one for Perennials, organized alphabetically to coincide with my personal plant records etc), delete old pics and such. Trouble is the html links all get broken when I do this. How do you guys manage this problem? I would hate to forget, shuffle things around and then end up with blank pics on my blog that I would have to go back and fix later. I don't want to have a secondary hosting site- I would prefer it all on my current PB account if possible. As I said, I am challenged in this area, lol. Only way I could figure of doing it is to create a separate album for blog post pics on PB, and then sub-albums for each of my separate posts from there. I could copy the pics from my other albums and move the copy to the sub-album so the link will never be broken to the blog and I could still move or delete the originals (in the original album) as I liked. What do you think? Or is there a simpler way of doing it I have yet to think of? Thanks for any tips you can give! CMK

My blog at tranquilgarden.ca is relatively new still but is already over 55 posts. The blogs tagline is “Sowing the seeds for a tranquil and peaceful escape in your garden” While I post about many gardening topics, my ultimate goal is to help you create a garden you can relax in and get away from the stresses of everyday life. I’ve recently created a simple guide of “21 Ways to Create and Enjoy a Tranquil Garden” which is available for download when you subscribe to my weekly newsletter. And if you love gardening books check out my reviews on my Books and Resources page. Hope you come and visit and subscribe. All the best, Marc

Hi! I'm pretty new to the Texas forum but I used to be around the FL forum very often before we left FL back in 2010 to do some backpacking. Now we are settled in far NW Houston I am back in the gardening realm again. I'm definitely interested in checking out all of the links above to get some new ideas....I'm a tropical girl at heart so I miss all of my orchids and Z10+ plants. My personal blog which has some gardening stuff is at Oceanic Wilderness but I am also part of a gardening blog where three of us write about our gardening woes and triumphs at Sprout Dispatch Looking forward to checking out everyone's gardens!