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Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl commented on Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl's blog post 'An introduction'

Thanks for visiting my website. I'll be at SCIFest in St Louis in October. Have a great time in Boston.

Aug 27, 2009

Scott Austin commented on Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl's blog post 'An introduction'

Patti - I visited you site and found some great information. I viewed the clip on fall gardening and although it is too late to start this year I will be planting some califlower and broccoli next August. Enjoy you visits in KC. My wife and I are…

Aug 27, 2009

An introduction

I just wanted to introduce myself to the Kansas CIty Gardening community. I've been traveling to the area quite a bit and it's been great! I'll be back in the fall and hope to meet up with some of you then. Please visit my site if you get a chance. I hope you really like it.Happy gardeningPatti Moreno, the Garden Girlhttp://www.GardenGirlTV.com See More

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Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl updated their profile Jul 25, 2009

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl is now a member of the Savvygardener Community Jul 25, 2009

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Gardening Expertise: Master Gardener

About Me:: Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, was born and raised in Spanish Harlem. She started gardening in 1997 as a way to eat healthier and lose the weight that she had gained during her pregnancy. After much trial and error, Moreno transformed her Boston home’s backyard into an urban garden that produces just about all the food her family eats. Her methodology can be used to grow food on fire-escapes, roof-tops or even indoors. Moreno lives in Boston on her urban farmette with her family and two dogs, two cats, 12 rabbits, 14 squirrels, 20 chickens, 100,000 worms............

Patti is a contributing editor to Fine Gardening’s GROW magazine, a columnist in Organic Gardening Magazine, a contributor to Farmers Almanac and the host of their public television show Farmers Almanac TV. Patti’s retail product line was named Best Retail product 2008 at the Independent Garden Center show in Chicago and Best Retail product at the New England Grows show 2009. Patti’s web video show is rated the Most Watched Garden Host on the Web by Tube Mogul an independent third party tracking service.

Website: http://www.gardengirltv.com

Youtube Link: http://www.youtube.com/user/GardenGirltv

"Patti Moreno's passion gets you fired up to grow and eat the organic way, and then she shows you how in simple steps that transform aspiration into a garden of earthly delights. Best of all, Patti's videos make the process of learning and doing pure fun." Scott Meyer, Managing editor of Organic Gardening Magazine

"Patti excels at providing real solutions to real problems that gardeners everywhere face. Her organic approaches show that success is achievable and compatible with the demands of real life." Steve Aitken Managing Editor Fine Gardening Magazine

"I love her video's so much I wanted to be in them!" Mel Bartholomew Square Foot Gardening creator and author.

Website:: http://gardengirltv.com

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An introduction

Posted on July 25, 2009 at 9:55am 2 Comments 0 Favorites

I just wanted to introduce myself to the Kansas CIty Gardening community. I've been traveling to the area quite a bit and it's been great! I'll be back in the fall and hope to meet up with some of you then. Please visit my site if you get a chance. I hope you really like it.

Happy gardening
Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl
http://www.GardenGirlTV.com

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