From the category archives:
Gardening Blogs
Gardening Blog of the Week – The Good Life
The Good Life tells the tales and toils of Jo and her allotment in Leeds, West Yorkshire.
Having dabbled with gardening for several years Jo discovered [...]
Seed blogs we love
The humble garden seed is often undervalued and we think it deserves a little literary love.
So much time and appreciation is given to vibrant [...]
Chicken Keeping Blog of the Week – Busy Solitude Farm
Down at Busy Solitude Farm you’ll find a selection of dogs, cats, vegetables but most importantly chickens.
It was created by keen chicken keeper and [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – A Gardening Woman
A Gardening Woman is written by no ordinary woman. Catherine Horwood is an author, public speaker, social historian and keen gardener. This cocktail of [...]
Gardening sites we love
Digging up the very best online gardening sites, Dobbies have collected an assortment of the finest gardening sites around. Whether you’re a laid back, game [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – The Manic Gardener
Kate Gardner is The Manic Gardener, and her amazing blog is dedicated to the art of organic horticulture. As the name of the site [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – Carrots and Kids
Carrots and Kids follows fledgling gardener Deb on her countryside adventure, as she invites us into her world, sharing stories, useful tips and stunning photography [...]
37 Great Gardening Blogs
Dobbies love telling people about the amazing gardening blogs we find. Take a look at our Gardening Blogs section to see the brilliant sites we’ve [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – Greenfingers Guides
Lucy Summers is an award-winning garden designer and Greenfingers Guides is the name of both her blog and the excellent series of horticultural books she [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – Matthew Appleby’s Gardening Blog
Matthew Appleby’s Gardening Blog is a thoroughly entertaining read, which always generates great interest amongst the gardening community.
Writing for Horticultural Week, Matthew certainly takes a [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – Tiny Farm Blog
The Tiny Farm Blog is a daily photo journal recording the happenings on a small organic farm in Ontario Canada.
Starting back in 2002 with very [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – The Galloping Gardener
The Galloping Gardener gallops to public gardens up and down the country, sharing thoughts, ideas and pictures to help you get the most out of [...]
Dobbies Gardening Blog Roundup
We love reading gardening blogs at Dobbies, as you might have been able to tell from our Gardening Blogs We Love and Gardening Blog of [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – Ryan’s Garden
Ryan admits to being ‘pretty obsessive’ when it comes to gardening or anything relating to the subject. It’s therefore hardly surprising that his blog, Ryan’s [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – The Stopwatch Gardener
The Stopwatch Gardener is a beautifully designed and regularly updated blog, from a beginner horticulturist with lots of interesting knowledge and ideas to share.
Perhaps it’s [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – Dan The Gardener
Dan The Gardener, along with his group of trusty friends, is here to educate children (and adults) about how we can all respect nature and [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – Garden Visit
The Garden Visit Blog concentrates on the design and architecture side of gardening, with great emphasis placed on environmental issues and sustainability.
Expect to see posts [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – The Garden Pond Blog
The Garden Pond Blog has all the information you could ever want on garden ponds and the conservation of wetland wildlife.
Whether you want to learn [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – An Artist’s Garden
An Artist’s Garden is an amazing journal that charts the goings on in one woman’s back garden, namely, artist and keen horticulturist Karen.
As you’d perhaps [...]
Gardening Blog of the Week – The London Vegetable Garden
The London Vegetable Garden is more than just a blog, it’s a unique urban gardening experience that charts the progress of green-fingered Callum, as he [...]
