The R&R Gardener was featured in MOJO Music Magazine !!!
The Rock and Roll Gardener blog was reviewed in MOJO in 2009
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from Neza S.G. in Minneapolis/St.Paul ....USDA Hardiness Zone 4, and Arborday Hardiness Zone 4/5...THANKS FOR VISITING. Turn Up The Volume...Leave a comment to say you were here. © 2014 Unauthorized reproduction prohibited.
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I tell my daughter that when she's digging in the garden there are many things you'll find under the soil. There are earthworms, be...
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The Rock and Roll Gardener took a winter road trip to Mexico. The purpose of the trip was to spend time with family and friends, but I was ...
Thanks to L.P. from 'A Yard in Fort Pierce' for nominating me for this award.
Dude Weather Rocks !
Even if you don't live in the Twin Cities, you gotta check out Dude Weather! My favorite basement studio, chain-smoking weatherman.
Portuguese Award given to The Rock and Roll Gardener, 2009 by Veranda Selvagem
The Rock and Roll Gardener Drinks Surly
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It would make a wonderful fabric print. Blossom about to break?
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Actually, it's the reverse...this was taken in the fall, after the flower petals had fallen off. (The name of the plant escapes me at the moment).
Leaving a comment to say I was here, as instructed.
Suggestion for the "Music for Gardeners!" list in the sidebar: "Datura," by Tori Amos. Which is actually about gardening, more or less, in that metaphory Tori Amos way. Lyrics here.
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