Carol J. Michel

Award winner author of gardening humor books

May Dreams Gardens

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I’ve finally updated my sidebar to provide a place to link to other gardening related blogs. If you would like me to provide a link to your blog, drop me a comment with the url.

I always appreciate and am pleased when someone adds a link to my blog from theirs, so I decided it was high time I reciprocated.

FYI, this is a close up of Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ starting to bloom, which signals to me that we are entering late summer. How can that be? I’m just starting to get tomatoes and am still waiting for my first ear of corn!

Happy Gardening (and Blogging).

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  3. Unknown says

    Thank goodness I am not the only one who has late crops. Everyone keeps showing all the veggies from their garden, and I am going to harvest my first tomato today! That’s the price I pay for living in the mountains.

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  6. Anonymous says

    Hi Carol,

    Any chance you’d link to the In the Garden Online Blog? You’re already on my blogroll 🙂

    Thanks,
    Colleen

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  11. Knitters Notebook says

    Carol,

    I love your blog. Your seed starting talk has inspired me to begin posting on my blog regularly again. I only have a few gardening blogs listed as links on my blog so far, and you are one of them. I would love to be linked to on your blog. Please consider me. I’m at http://www.gardendesk.blogspot.com . Thanks, and keep up the great blogging!

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  13. Chigiy says

    Hi Carol,
    I changed the link from my blog to yours per your request. Thank you for the link on your blog. The link that you have goes to my blogger account. There is nothing at that account yet, so could your please change it to my typepad account.

    gardenersanonymous.typepad.com

    Also I live in the Santa Cruz Mountains in a town called Los Gatos not Santa Cruz.
    Thank you!

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  14. Jocelyn says

    Hi Carol,

    I just started a new garden blog, and I’m having trouble getting people to my site. If you would like to link to my site, http://www.gardencorner.net, I would very much appreciate it. My garden is in Minnesota, and I’m still waiting for some warm spring weather to hit!
    I love keeping up with your blog; always watching for a new post!
    Best wishes,

    Jocelyn

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  16. Shirley says

    Hi Carol,

    Clever title of Blog. Having a relative by the name of May I assumed you were May. However after reading your title – how could I not link to you? My favourite month of the year is May too.

    I would be delighted if you would like to exchange links with me.

    I have been regularly posting since November 2006 about my Scottish garden with it’s visiting birds.

    In May I have some of my favourite plants in flower and am hoping that we will also have some young Blue Tits in our Camera Nestbox. I look forward to seeing your garden then too.

    Best wishes,
    Shirl

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  17. Shirley says

    Good Morning Carol,

    Thanks for you link. Weather dull here today – hope it’s nice with you.

    Best wishes,
    Shirl

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  18. Sweet Home and Garden Carolina says

    Hi Carol,

    I have just two letters more in my name and besides we’re neighboring states.

    I’d love to be added to your list, and of course, I will reciprocate.

    Thanks.

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  19. Anonymous says

    Hi Carol, you’re already on my daily reads list and I’d love it if you could add me to your list of garden bloggers. I’m blogging and gardening in Branford, CT.

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  22. Anonymous says

    Hi there,

    Hoping you might find room for my (new) blog “Creating Edible Landscape”:

    http://www.elementsintime.com/blog

    I’m in Sonoma County, CA. Surprisingly few people are blogging in Mediterranean climates – and fewer books! – so I thought I’d share my adventures.

    Thanks so much for doing what you do!

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  24. healingmagichands says

    Carol, I put your link on my blog a long time ago. I would be delighted if you would add The Havens to your blog roll. My URL is http://www.healingmagichands.wordpress.com/

    I have been enjoying participating in GBBD so much, and I have gotten so much inspiration from the interaction with other gardeners. Thanks so muc for starting this!

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  25. 2greenthumbsup says

    Hi Carol,

    Can I play too?

    I’ve already added you to my blogroll.

    I love the picture of your Autumn Joy Sedum. Mine are now buried under the snow! (Boo Hiss)

    Cathy

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  41. Barnaby Rudge says

    Hi carol, I was just reading the comments on the chipper post and I noticed you didn’t actually have my blog, I wonder if you knew I had one. gardeningblog.net

    Chris

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  44. Alexandria Sewell says

    Hi Sue,

    A friend of mine told me about your blog, so I’m stopping by to see it for myself. You have some great things here!

    I just started blogging myself and would love to be added to your list.
    http://uearth.blogspot.com/

    I plan on adding your blog to my page as soon as I’m done here.

    Regards,
    Alex

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  51. Ronnie says

    Hello Carol!
    I have been following your blog for almost a year now. I have your link on my blog and enjoy your prolific postings. 🙂 I would be honored if you added my blog to your list.

    Thank You! Ronnie in San Francisco

    http://www.TilthyRich.com

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  54. joene says

    Carol, I would be honored to have my blog listed among your links. I look forward to GBBD each month – even when I have little to offer during the winter. I'd also be honored if you would consider joining my GOOPs – short for Gardening OOPs – meme on the first of each month. Since you cannot garden without making a mistake or two, we can all share our GOOPs and maybe help others avoid the same. See more at http:www.joenesgarden.com.
    -Joene

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  55. Borlovans Nursery says

    Carol,
    I'll be more than happy to add your blog on mine, and I'd be honered if you would consider adding my blog link to yours.

    I appreciate everything you do.

    Mike

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  57. Elizabeth Barrow says

    Beautiful sedum! I didn't see this little button until just now. I would be delighted if you would add me to your list. I always enjoy your blog posts. Thanks!
    Elizabeth

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  62. Kelly (The Sorry Gardener) says

    Hi, Carol. I grew up in Indiana and love your Midwestern practicality and humor–not to mention your community building. I'd love to appear on your list if you'd have me.

    Thank you,

    Kelly

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  63. Unknown says

    Hi Carol! I love your blog and would be ecstatic to have a link on your site. I'm fairly new to blogging, but having a blast at thus far. Please check out View From the Garden when you can – any thoughts and suggestions are always welcomed.

    http://www.viewfromthegarden.com

    Thanks, Patty

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  72. Rose says

    Hi, Carol! I just noticed I wasn't on this list, and I'd love to be added to your sidebar: http://www.prairierosesgarden.blogspot.com

    I still have a draft of a letter to Hortense Hoelove but can't seem to find time to finish it…maybe she could tell me how to prioritize gardening with blogging with preparing for my daughter's wedding:)

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  73. vbdb says

    Sigh … the list of worthies is long and I'm at the end. However, as a member of the Green Bandana Garden Club, I'd love to be included in your blog roll if a space opens up. It would soothe my adjustment back to Austin from our Seattle respite.

    http://playinoutside.blogspot.com

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  78. Unknown says

    Hi, Carol! I feel like I know you from reading your blog for the past year. Since I retired last June I have had time to not just garden, but read about gardening by following gardening blogs. You are one of my favorites. So, I have decided to jump in and start my own blog and so far have only 2 posts. I have, of course, included your blog on my blogroll and would love for you to consider adding mine.

    http://whatsthebuzzin.blogspot.com/

    I live in Bartlett, Tn which is a suburb of Memphis. I love the links to other garden sites. thanks, Beth

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