Horticulture Magazine's List of Favorite Gardening Blogs

Yes, I hope to some day be on this list, but considering I've only been blogging for a month I'll pass these great references on for others to benefit from. I'll just keep tilling away at the gardening cyber soil and plan on having a bumper crop of great blogs for Horticulture and you to enjoy throughout the year!
A Chef in the Garden
achefinthegarden.blogspot.com
Georgia estate gardener tells it like it is
A Caribbean Garden
caribbeangarden.blogspot.com
A world traveler shares her tropical treasures
Clay and Limestone
clayandlimestone.blogspot.com
Zone 7-ish Tennessean with a passion for native plants
Cold Climate Gardening
coldclimategardening.com
Advice about hardy plants for hardy souls
Dig, Grow, Compost, Blog
diggrowcompostblog.com
Days in the life of a north Louisiana gardener
Dirt Therapy
phillipoliver.blogspot.com
Northwest Alabama no-mow fan
Garden Faerie’s Musings
gardenfaerie.blogspot.com
Michigan garden fanatic and awesome photographer
Garden Rant
gardenrant.com
Edgy, entertaining and informative
The Gardeners Anonymous Blog
gardenersanonymous.typepad.com
Stories from the Santa Cruz Mountains of California
Gardening Gone Wild
gardeninggonewild.com
Big names collaborate to share their gardening passions
Idaho Gardener
idahogardener.com
Way-cool blog design with plantaholic wisdom aplenty
The Manic Gardener
themanicgardener.com
Organic gardening in Montana
May Dreams Gardens
maydreamsgardens.blogspot.com
Indiana Zone 5 gardener with great giveaways
Outside Clyde
outsideclyde.blogspot.com
North Carolina mountaintop gardening at its best
Plants and Stones
stonewallgarden.blogspot.com
Upstate New Yorkers share their garden’s glory
Red Dirt Ramblings
reddirtramblings.com
Oklahoman with more than 90 rose bushes
Sin City to Slaterville
travelinbride.wordpress.com
Veggies and flowers in New York state
Urban Organic Gardener
urbanorganicgardener.com
NYC veggie gardener making do in small space
The Veggie Patch Re-Imagined
veggiepatchreimagined.blogspot.com
Zone 5a Canadian seeks sustainable edible space
Wild Suburbia
wildsuburbia.blogspot.com
California horticulturist with a knack for natives