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“Garden Magazines”

New Garden World Report show this week!

If you buy regional garden magazines you are probably getting useful information for your garden.

I want to encourage you to step outside of your comfort zone and consider a regional magazines that doesn’t have your city name on it.

Cover of the Michigan Gardener magazine

Instead, focus on your garden zone and select a magazine that shares your same zone. It may be in a different state, or a different country!

Watch live streaming video from gardenworldreport at GardenWorldReport.com

That’s what I do.

For instance, I garden in Los Angeles but I find relevant information for my garden in the “Guru” magazine from Australia. My zone 10 garden is similar to their “zone 3.”

I learn about beautiful Australian plant and trees that will thrive in my dry, hot garden. You get the picture.

This week’s new Garden World Report show features exciting, information-filled magazines for you to consider!

In addition to this, the show explores Gardenology.org, a “wikipedia for plants!” Have you heard of it?

It’s a database of plants that you can add to and edit as a collaborative effort with others.

"Good Enough Gardening" OpenSky online store

There’s a new online retailer called the OpenSky project that sets  up “shopkeepers” from around the web who are experts in their field!

Social media expert, Jean Ann VK reports on the OpenSky concept that promises to make your online shopping for garden products a lot more personal.

Pond in landscape design by Tarek Rahman in Bangladesh

I’m excited to present our first contributor from Bangladesh! Tarek Rahman will lead us on a tour of one of the gardens he created in Dhaka.

Tarek says that the landscape industry is in it’s infancy and he’s one of the few landscape designers working in Bangladesh.

Watch his segment.

Enjoy the show and “thank you” to all the international contributors!

Neville Passmore, co-host of Australia’s hottest garden TV show, “The Garden Gurus.”

Rafi, creator of Gardenology.org

Kathy Jentz, publisher of the Washington Gardener magazine

Jo Ellen Meyers-Sharp, publisher of Indiana Living Green magazine

Eric Hofley, editor of the Michigan Gardener magazine

Social media expert, Jean Ann VK talks about the OpenSky Project, an online retailer

Tarek Rahman, contributor from Bangladesh.

Garden trend spotter, Suzi McCoy presents “Garden Trends for 2010″

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2 Comments to ““Garden Magazines””

  1. Your site is excellent
    and your article here is great.

    I am from Ireland and its great to come across such a great gardening and flowers blog.

    Thanks for sharing these other gardening sites with us

  2. Micah says:

    Great show, Shirley. Congrats on getting a submission from halfway around the world :)

    The Open Sky Project looks interesting, but if you’re looking to buy plants directly from expert nursery owners, come check out DoLeaf. Everything offered is sold by small nursery owners from around the country. It’s like going to your local specialty garden center, except you can do it from your living room!

    Check it out at http://doleaf.com

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