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TheMulch.com Includes Botanical Art on New Website

June 21, 2010 by taniamarien

We first learned about the wonderful resources at TheMulch.com during EE Week in April. Since then, this extensive resource for gardeners has established a new home on the Web. The site is now faster and incorporates great social media tools for its gardening community. Mulch members now have the ability to incorporate their Twitter accounts and their RSS feeds into their gardening profiles.

I am excited to share that I received an invitation to participate as a contributor to TheMulch.com. My interview and profile, which reveals my gardening side, has been added to the site. Here at ArtPlantae, I don’t talk much about the botanical treasures in 4″ pots I feel compelled to buy from time-to-time. This isn’t the place for this type of conversation and there isn’t room for it either. But at TheMulch.com, there is room. Lots of room!

Are you an avid gardener? Do you want to learn more about a gardening resource dedicated to you and your plants? Then visit TheMulch.com to soak up all it has to offer. Membership at TheMulch is free and includes access to the monthly plant care guide, plant recommendations by experts, feature articles, and access to many other gardening resources. There is so much to read at TheMulch, be prepared to stay awhile!

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