This morning I was honored to receive this blog award from one of my favorite blogs, Daphne's Dandelions. Thank you, Daphne! I will pass it on to some of the great bloggers that I follow. It will be difficult narrowing it down to five, as I love them all. I won't include Dan's Urban Vegetable Garden Blog or EG's Engineered Garden, as Daphne has already honored them.
Here are five of the many blogs I feel are deserving of this award. If you wish, you may pick this award up from my blog and display it on yours, and be sure to pass it on to up to five of your favorites if you would like.
Cheryl's Garden Goodies
Daisy's Kitchen Garden
Gamine's Garden
Liisa's Garden Journey
The Gumshoe Gardener
And last, but far from least, my very favorite blog of all time (you MUST visit this one!)
The Corner Yard
Oh, was that six? I'm sorry, I wasn't counting.
There are so many others that I feel are deserving of this award, I wish I could pass it on to all of you.
I'm glad you liked it. I had fun looking at all the blogs you honored. I think that is one of my favorite things to do - look a the blogs that others love.
ReplyDeleteWell deserved and now I'm going to copy Daphne and look at your faves. I'm discovering it's part of the fun of blogging isn't it?
ReplyDeleteYes, Heskie. I have so many favorites, it's hard to find time to keep up with my own blog. And may I say, you are very quickly becoming one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteAw, shucks, Granny. I don't know what to say. I'm humbled and honored. Thank you. I'll post it proudly.
ReplyDeleteBut if you send it to me and I send it to you we will have two awards, hehe. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI will have to check out your listing, there is a few there I have not seen before.
Thank you, Granny. I'm so flattered. You just brought some much needed sunshine into my dreary day.
ReplyDeleteRibbit, you are so deserving of an award.
ReplyDeleteDan, then I could send it back, and you could return it to me and then I could send it back....darn, we sure could get a lot of awards!
ReplyDeleteCheryl, you are most welcome. I'm happy I could brighten your day!
ReplyDeleteOh Granny I don't know what to say but thank you so much. Only blogging for five months it was such an honor to receive this.
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Wow, thank you, Granny! I'm home sick today, and this made me feel a lot better!!! I'll post in with pride. Many, many thanks!
ReplyDeleteLiisa and Jen, You are welcome...I love you and your blogs!
ReplyDeleteHi Annie's Granny, Congratulations on winning the award! You may remember me from last year (Sept 23rd 2008 to be precise) when I asked you what to do with all the pine needles that shed during fall. Your suggesiton of turning them into mulch has worked very well indeed, for my azaleas. This spring, I had gorgeous blossoms from a variety of azalea shrubs that had been surrounded by pine needles last fall. Honestly, they never bloomed or looked this healthy before. I am mulling over your other suggestion of planting strawberries and blueberries this spring as well, to use up the rest of the pine needles. Thanks!
ReplyDeletethewannabegardener, YES! I remember you! I'm so happy the pine needles worked out well for you. I had planned on using mine for mulch too, and had my son-in-law do our pine needle cleanup before we came back north from Arizona. Unfortunately, there was so much winter trash, pine cones, branches and general yuk, we ended up taking them to the dump :-( Luckily, my neighbor did save her leaves for me, so at least I got a decent start at a compost pile. If I ever spend a winter here at home, I'll be sure to get those pine needles before they are unmanageable! There is still some hope for this year...there are a lot of needles wedged up on the patio roof, and they must come down. They would be usable as mulch!
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