Website Changes

Hey everyone,

I'm making a few website changes over the next few weeks. I've realized the more I want to talk about something I'm usually wanting to talk about all things dirt related. So, I'm going to spruce up this blog a bit. First off, I finally bought a real web address:
www.learningtosow.com. If you're already using an RSS Feed, you're fine.

Now, don't hate me for the fact I'm adding paid advertisers too. Right now we are just showcasing Google Ads but I'm in the process of setting up a real ad network of sorts. If you'd like to advertise please email me at linda@learningtosow.com.

Also, if there is anything you'd like to see more about, please feel free to drop off ideas of what you'd like to see. I'm also looking for any newbies who'd like to contribute to this blog. :) The more the merrier I think!

So, bare with me in the next two weeks getting all the changes completed. Thanks again for following my little journey!

Cool Find...

My Sister in Law started a new website about gardening! I can't wait to see what all they will write about! :)

Go check it out!

goals

Goals for 2009

learn what organic really means

create a blog about the whole adventure

create a compost bin

create an irrigation system

produce 100 lbs of food

about

What's all this about? In 2009 Little Miss Planner decided to start a little garden. It soon morphed into a mini farm utilizing a hill in the backyard. Not knowing what she was doing, just started buy dirt and planting seeds. This is her journey of enlightenment and the riches is produces.

What is Little Miss Planner? Well, she's a gal that started chronicling her life of wedding planning and then married life. Check out her blog here!

Can I contact LMP? Yes, email her at: littlemissplanner@gmail.com

What's LMP's grow zone? Zone 9

How big is LMP's farm? Currently is it 475 ft, but with the final part completed by June 15, 2009, it will be 609 sq ft.

Is LMP's farm organic? Yes. We do not use pesticides, we create our own compost and use organic materials to help our little seedlings grow.