Red Dirt Ramblings®
Firmly rooted in the Oklahoma soil
The winner of the book, The Nonstop Garden, by Stephanie Cohen and Jennifer Benner, who guest posted recently, is Pat. I’ve contacted her by email. Thanks to everyone who entered.
Also, if you’d like to drop by, I have a post about planting the seeds of friendship over on the Lowe’s blog. I’d love for you come visit and even leave a comment.
See you soon.
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Congrats to the winner. I will have to check out the book.
.-= compostinmyshoe´s last blog ..White Perfume =-.
Congratulations to Pat! Sorry I missed this giveaway post; this sounds like a great book.
.-= Rose´s last blog ..June Muse Day . . . Excuses, excuses =-.
This is gorgeous. I was reading the roses post (lucky you) and am curious about your black elderberry. I’ve never seen one treated that way and it is beautiful. Are you constantly pruning it to keep it small?