This spring I reviewed a new swedish gardening/interior design magazine called Rosie. I did subscribe to it too, since I liked it. Now, a few days ago the last issue arrived. I flip through it in that semiconsiuos stage the parent of a toddler experience in the evening. Today I finally read the copy. To be honest I had a plan to plug my blog by sending a letter to the editor and include my url in the text.
Someone else had already done that. (Do read her blog if you know swedish.)
"Dang." I thought and was about to go on with my chores when this huge, praising citation printed in orange on the letters page caught my eye. There was a reference, with url, to Parkettodlaren (the swedish version of Indoor Gardener)!
Now I'll lean back and enjoy my fifteen minutes of fame before I go back to my plants. For you I'll sample my tips for the season, enjoy!
- Extra light
- Selfwatering containers
- Chopped garlic on the soil to scare away the sciriadae
- Common purslane survives most mishaps and you can harvest it for a long period of time.
- Sprouts (if you are not oversensitive to them - I am, but the sprouts are in general a great indoor crop)
(You can buy the picture as a poster or on a mug in my Cafe Press shop btw.)
2 comments:
Hey congrats on the mention.
It's always nice to see your name in print.
It is, isn't? Thanks!
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