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Winnipeg Gardening Blog

12 years ago

I've started a blog about vegetable gardening in Winnipeg, if you're interested it's The Garden Coach, Winnipeg found at http://gardencoach.blogspot.com

It's a profile of my own vegetable garden and experiences in suburban Winnipeg.

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Crafty Gardener
12 years ago
I had a look as I love finding new Canadian garden blogs. I'll add you to my list I have on my blog if you are interested. Have you visited Blotanical? you can list your garden blog there and get lots of exposure.
I'll leave my blog url and you can check out the Canadian links down at the bottom.

Here is a link that might be useful: my blog
Crafty Gardener
12 years ago
Should of added - If anyone else has a Canadian garden blog and you would like it added to my blogroll, please let me know.
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Mom700
Original Author
12 years ago
I've added you to the blogs I'm following and I would really appreciate you adding me to yours. I haven't checked Blotanical yet but I'll get on that. Thanks very much.
Crafty Gardener
12 years ago
I've added you to my Canadian blogs and websites at the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Canadian garden blogs and websites

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