Top Ten Garden Blogs by Yahoo Viewers

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This Garden is Illegal http://www.thisgardenisillegal.com/

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Garden Rant http://www.gardenrant.com/

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Cold Climate Gardening http://www.coldclimategardening.com/

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Gardening Gone Wild http://www.gardeninggonewild.com/

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Digging http://www.penick.net/digging/

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A Way to Garden http://awaytogarden.com/

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Dirt by Amy Stewart http://blog.amystewart.com/

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Zanthan Gardens http://www.zanthan.com/gardens/gardenlog/

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Garden Tips and Ideas http://www.gardeningtipsnideas.com/

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Ledge and Gardenshttp://ledgeandgardens.typepad.com/ledge_and_gardens/

These top ten blogs will help you with your spring garden planning, execution and upkeep. These blogs contain articles on soil testing, lawn management, plant selection by zone and the many new trends available to our garden experts.

There are some informative articles on starting seeds inside, in A Way to Garden. For those of us that start our seeds inside at this time of year, this article will help you with your timetable for when to start each plant. Why is that Woman Still Going on about Onions can be found in Garden Rants, a satirical article about the onion family and starting leeks from seed.

Growing Gone Wild contains a garden photo contest, how to make a journal book cover and an article about flower bouquet design to help make those garden cuttings more artistic. Zanthan's Gardens is from a Southern gardener's point of view, bringing the many challenges of growing plants in USA zone 8. Digging is also a blogging site that deals with the experience of the South. Pam's garden blog chronicles her gardens from 2002 until the present; she shares her plant selections, experiences and many practical tips and tricks to maintain a garden that captures the imagination.

Planting a living fence, getting rid of clover, and growing the perfect herb garden are just a few of the tips you can read about on Garden Tips and Ideas. Stuart has been blogging since 2005 and has a real passion for gardening. This blog brings a common practical perspective to gardening that helps the reader embrace the simplicity of gardens.

Dirt by Amy Stewart shares many of Amy's experiences in gardens and also provides many dates, places and garden shows to capture the gardener's enthusiasm for knowledge. She shares her own experiences and her many outside garden reviews.

Cold Climate Gardening shares the many unique challenges to the shorter northern season and the plantings and schedules available to those zones. There are many enchanting blogs about the first plants peaking through the snow in March, Forcing bulbs for winter and Spring beauty indoors, and the many other articles to aid the gardening of our Northern region.

Ledge and Gardens this Rhode Island garden blog, shares the many step by step processes to add, maintain and grow a glorious garden in the Northeast region. The site is well organized with many blogs to attract a multitude of information.