2010 was the start of a wonderful new world of garden-blogging for me. I began posting regularly at the end of October 2010 after picking up a few tips on blogging from online friends. Within a few weeks I was introduced to Blotanical by blotanists who were warm and friendly, offering tips like loving neighbours sharing pies or cupcakes over the garden fence.What a great introduction to me, a newbie who meandered almost blindfolded in the blogosphere. Overcoming the fear of being laughed at, I meekly tendered questions(which,in hindsight I realise are ridiculous and laughable questions) to my neighbours 'over the garden fence'. And here I am, at the end of the year, emerging unscathed from my tumbles and falls, richer for the experience I had gained. But more than the experience, I value the riches I had gathered in the form of my new-found gardening community of Blotanists.
To my Blotanist friends and to all the other bloggers I have met and who had visited My Garden Haven,
I wish you bluebirds in the spring,
to give your heart a song to sing,
and then a blog, but more than that,
I wish you...great gardening!!!
Seasons greetings and a Happy 2011 from me and my flowers in my garden haven.
Well I guess you have started up your new blog and with such a heart felt toast to Blotanical. I share your feelings about how supportive everyone has been to my newly hatched blog. And you are one of those people! The flower cards are beautiful. Happy Holidays, Carolyn
ReplyDeleteWhat an exquisite collection of flowers, Rosie! So glad you began this blog; it's been a pleasure to meet you. Wishing you and yours a blessed Christmas and a very Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThank you Carolyn and Rose. I am so glad garden-blogging has brought us all together. Wishing you both a Happy New Year too,
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Hi Rosie, Your flower photos are very beautiful. Good to know another Malaysian Garden Blogger. See you around.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosie because you have been a good friend too. I have enjoyed getting to know you and have liked reading your posts. I will be seeing you in 2011, too. I am so glad it is all back to working well for you.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful and blessed holidays.
Donna
Hey Rosie!
ReplyDeleteSaw the pics that you sent to me! I see there are here too! So beautiful :)
I added your blog to my blogroll :)
Have a nice day and amazing holidays!
Dear Rosie - what a lovely bouquet of thanks. So glad you started blogging your garden and found others to enjoy it
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas and a great New Year of gardening
Laura
Lovely flowers all of them. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteIts great meeting fellow bloggers in Blotanical sharing garden tips, seeds and stories, besides receiving support and encouragement in our thrills and spills of gardening world! Thank you for sharing with us Rosie, enjoyed your great shots of your plants and flowers. Looking forward for more great posts next year. Happy New Year to you!
ReplyDeleteJust scroll back a year or so, and I was wondering why my post didn't have a Title?! Been there, done that. I'm sure you are taking the next batch under your wing in turn ;>)
ReplyDelete@Elephant's Eye - Will do, Diana. But can't do without my guru yet, so will still be bugging you for help! Thanks.
ReplyDelete@chandan and Autumn Belle - there'll certainly be more sharing, so come by to our MGBC for teh tarik more often,eh?
@Patio Patch - thanks and best wishes for next year's garden-blogging.
@grearquitect - thanks for adding me, Betty. Hope to be able to chat with you on fb more often next year...my New Year resolution!
@gardenwalkgardentalk - I'll definitely be looking to you for more advice, Donna.
@one - we've got lots more sharing to do...happy garden blogging!
Rosie
All flowers are very pretty.
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Hi mum, i'm attempting to grow a mini garden in my aquarium. :) starting with moss to look like miniature turf, maybe add other dwarf plants later. Any tips on getting moss to grow well?
ReplyDeleteHey Colin, you following my gardening footsteps?! That's a good start...with an aquarium. It is a terrarium so you need to cover it with a piece of glass so that the moisture is kept inside, and you don't need to water the moss. Make sure your terrarium gets some sunlight. Send me a progress report in a week's time.
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