It’s been a year of challenge, change, courage, and compassion. And through it all, a welcome respite was found outdoors in the nature, landscapes, and gardens that surrounded us. As this year comes to close, we wanted to share with you some of your most viewed plants, collections, and organization profiles from our Plants Map community. Thank you for continuing to grow with us. We look forward to Happy New Year 2021.
Plants Map E-Journal Winter 2021
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsChanges to Plants Map Tag and Sign Ordering
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsChanges to Plants Map Tag and Sign Ordering [November 29, 2021] Since 2014 we have enjoyed printing your tags and signs in our office here in Virginia. We provided high quality signs at affordable prices but the rising costs of aluminum, labor, engraving equipment and repairs have led us to take the decision to stop manufacturing […]
Plants Map E-Journal Autumn 2021
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsTrees tell the story of “old Florida” community
/in Featured Profiles, Journal Journal /by Emily FreehlingPlants Map E-Journal Summer 2021
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsSummer has arrived! How is your garden trending? As things are heating up outside, let us take you on a celebration of plants of the year, perennial gardening, sunflowers, flower shows and trials, summer recipes, pollinator week, and more.
Congratulations to the 2021 Plants of the Year
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsIt’s time once again to share with you plants that have received an honorable distinction as a ‘plant of the year” as recognized by various gardening, horticulture, and conservation entities. Let’s take a virtual tour of this year’s Plants of the Year, and we hope you’ll discover a winner to grow in your garden or landscape as well.
Plants Map E-Journal Spring 2021
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsSaving and Sharing Seeds for a Seed Swap
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsPlants Map E-Journal December 2020
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsIt’s been a year of challenge, change, courage, and compassion. And through it all, a welcome respite was found outdoors in the nature, landscapes, and gardens that surrounded us. As this year comes to close, we wanted to share with you some of your most viewed plants, collections, and organization profiles from our Plants Map community. Thank you for continuing to grow with us. We look forward to Happy New Year 2021.
Plants Map E-Journal November 2020
/in Journal Journal /by Tracy BlevinsAs November ends, we hope you are enjoying all that this season of gratitude has to offer. Each day we appreciate the opportunity to meet and work with more people that feel the same as we do about connecting people with plants. Thank you for your continued support and for being a part of our community.