This is primarily a blog that provides information about plants, gardens & landscape design in the coastal Pacific Northwest, USDA Zone 8 & other similar climates. However, many of the visitors to this blog come from outside my area (see the lists below) which is a fairly wide-spread group of people. This winter I posted a series of articles about my exploration of plant communities in South Africa in 2009. I hadn't posted them before because the plants won't survive the winters in USDA Zone 8. But I've realized that South Africans & people who live in USDA Zone 10 can read this blog as easily as anyone else. I plan to post less often in the future, about 2 posts each month. I hope this will give me more time to read other garden & nature blogs. There is a whole world full of them. Visit blotanical, or do a web search, to contact the garden blogging world.
Here are the top 25 countries for visits to this blog in 2011:
- United States 9,588
- Canada 871
- United Kingdom 557
- France 361
- Poland 199
- Germany 197
- Italy 194
- Spain 177
- Australia 173
- Netherlands 158
- Brazil 138
- Hungary 106
- Belgium 104
- Czech Republic 101
- Portugal 87
- Turkey 82
- Russia 76
- Sweden 71
- Croatia 65
- India 64
- Romania 58
- South Africa 53
- New Zealand 51
- Ukraine 48
- Slovakia 47
Here are the top 25 states within the US for visits to this blog in 2011:
- Washington 5,088
- California 1,090
- Oregon 558
- New York 293
- Texas 201
- Pennsylvania 141
- Illinois 133
- Florida 129
- Virginia 123
- Massachusetts 122
- Ohio 108
- North Carolina 108
- New Hampshire 103
- Michigan 89
- Maryland 86
- New Jersey 78
- Colorado 77
- Georgia 76
- Utah 67
- Missouri 58
- Minnesota 57
- Connecticut 54
- Wisconsin 52
- South Carolina 51
- Indiana 48
3 comments:
Congratulations on the 4th year anniversary. Not everyone can claim that!
I'll add my Congratulations!
Always enjoy reading your features,
Cheers!
Alice
Thanks for this reflection on your anniversary. I look forward to exploring your archives more, and following new posts as they come up. Even though I'm in Wisconsin which is a very different climate from yours, I still feel gardeners across climates and cultures can learn a lot from each other. Thanks for your hard work - blogging is almost as exhausting as gardening!
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