Garden writers discuss social media and its influence on the industry. Recorded live at the Garden Writers Symposium, Jean Ann interviews Jayme Jenkins (@nestinstyle), Teresa O'Connor (@seasonalwisdom) and Susan Morrison (@susanlmorrison).
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09/25/2009
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Frank got it all wrong. "A lot of hipsters are smoking cigarettes afraid of getting dirty?" Maybe he's intimidated about the next generation. Hey Frank, I'm a 30-something, guerrilla gardener, urban farmer, horticulture student, and a community activist. Oh yeah I manage a community garden too and it took me a little over a year to get off the ground.
I totally disagree with the perception of gardening being a hobby. It IS a way of life and for those of us that don't live in the midwest and have acreage we farm in the concrete jungle nonetheless it's still a lifestyle.
Posted by: Anarchy in the Garden | 09/25/2009 at 12:55 PM