Chris McLaughlin: Heirlooms and Bunnies

Just when I thought there couldn’t possibly  be another thing I could  love about Chris Mclaughlin, one of my favorite garden writers : I read her favorite quote on facebook which states: “I can’t wait to turn 50. That day I become a respectable heirloom.” ~ me

OH MY WORD…how cute is that?! I am honored to have Christine McLaughlin as our guest host on #gardenchat this Monday on Twitter.    I’ve had many laughs with the West Coast Author who shares on Twitter at : @Suburban_Farmer     I first remember chatting with Chris about her bunnies and all the wonderful compost she is able to use in her garden thanks to these adorable little critters she raises.   We were having some health issues with that little bunny pictured on the left of this text and Christine was so kind to forward my family of 4H’ers some information about the care of rabbits.  Even though Chris grows in the suburban garden and I’m out in the country, we have so much in common.     Ms. McLaughlin was a wonderful help my first year of growing green in my garden and greenhouse.   I think I’ve read her “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Composting” (Alpha, May 2010)  book at least a dozen times growing completely natural this past year. 

A few weeks ago Chris’ book :  “The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Heirloom Vegetables” (Alpha, December 2010) was made available on Amazon.com    I’ve  received numerous comments and emails on the network from fans who are excited to have Chris McLaughlin as the guest host on the #gardenchat this week.   I hope you will join in the chat this week to learn more about Heirlooms.    Click on the #gardenchat logo on the right side bar or on this LINK to view more information about this event.

I’m super excited to have launched my first podcast here on the BGgarden.com .  Please check out my interview with Annie Haven of Manure Tea.com as she share some facts about growing natural and her dream garden that we are going to watch grow via tweets on #gardenchat .  More… on the link below.

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Article by Bren

Bren, a freelance photographer based in the Midwest. Social media #gardenchat guru who is passionate about growing, maintaining, harvesting and preserving food from a 2400 sq/ft traditional vegetable garden. Bren has various gardens through out her country property that included shade/ woodland gardens and developing herbaceous borders in full sun.
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  1. Susan Hemann says:

    Very excited about tonights #gardenchat

  2. Nicole says:

    So glad I found #gardenchat on Twitter! Will be back for many more.

  3. You are fortunate to be able to meet such a variety of interesting people. Thank you for sharing with us. Happy Winter!

    • Bren says:

      Thanks for stopping by….. I have yet to meet Chris in person. That is the really cool thing about social networking, you have the opportunity to meet some amazing people via the web. I’m going to bring you some amazing stories via podcasts in the next few weeks so I hope you will come back again or RSS to my feed here on BGgarden. I so appreciate your contact.

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