Sheri Ann Richerson with a few of her many books.
It looks like it is going to be a busy year! I already have several book signings and speaking engagements scheduled. Be sure to check this post from time to time to see where you can find me at this year. I hope to see some of you there and please feel free to stop in and introduce yourself!
January Events
February Events
Thursday, February 23 – Tweetchat – The Complete Idiot’s Guide To Seed Saving & Starting – 12 Noon EST – http://tweetchat.com
March Events
Saturday, March 10 – Master Gardener Conference – Alexandra, Indiana
Saturday, March 24 – Countywide Garden Meeting – Anderson, Indiana
Saturday, March 31 – Master Gardener Conference – Marion, Indiana
April Events
Tuesday, April 3 – Putman County Master Gardener Meeting – Presentation “Year-Round Gardening”
May Events
Saturday, May 5 – Hoosier Homestead Gathering – Salamonie Reservoir
Sunday, May 6 – Hoosier Homestead Gathering – Salamonie Reservoir
June Events
Saturday, June 30 – Water Works – Marion, Indiana
July Events
August Events
September Events
October Events
Thursday, October 4 – Purdue Master Gardener State Conference – Noblesville, Indiana
Friday, October 5 – Purdue Master Gardener State Conference – Noblesville, Indiana
Saturday, October 6 – Purdue Master Gardener State Conference – Noblesville, Indiana
November Events
December Events
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This chat is broken down into seven segments.
Segment 1
In this segment, Sheri Ann Richerson, co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Year-Round Gardening answers questions about rhubarb in addition to the following questions:
What is the most bizarre plant you have ever grown?
Segment 2
In this segment, Sheri Ann Richerson, co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Year-Round Gardening answers the following questions:
When do you need to start planning a spring garden?
What is a cold frame?
What are your tips for midwest gardeners?
How did you get interested in gardening?
Segment 3
In this segment, Sheri Ann Richerson, co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Year-Round Gardening answers the following questions:
What are some cool easy indoor plants you recommend?
Where can you buy a chocolate plant? Do you have to start from seeds?
Are those instructions for orchids in the CIG to Year Round Gardening?
How does Plant a Row for the Hungry work?
Segment 4
In this segment, Sheri Ann Richerson, co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Year-Round Gardening answers the following questions:
Any other apartment tips or tips for gardening in small spaces?
What are your favorite herbs to grow to use in your cooking?
Is garlic hard to grow?
How about Oregano?
What should a beginner look for when picking out soil for a garden?
How much should grow lights cost for indoor gardening?
Segment 5
In this segment, Sheri Ann Richerson, co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Year-Round Gardening answers the following questions:
What plants seem difficult or intimidating but really shouldn’t be?
What are good plants to start a garden with?
Which plants keep away or attract critters? Any solutions?
What are good things to look for in fertilizers or plant food? Anything to avoid?
Any plants that shouldn’t be planted near each other?
Segment 6
In this segment, Sheri Ann Richerson, co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Year-Round Gardening answers the following questions:
Are gerbera daisies hard to grow? Any tips?
Does it work to germinate seeds from fruit bought at a store – such as apples, oranges, etc?
What are good plants for gardening with kids?
How many times can you grow something in the same soil? How do you reengergize soil?
Is there anything you shouldn’t add to compost you want to use in your garden?
How can you tell if a plant died of a disease?
What is your favorite plant based dish to make?
Segment 7
In this segment, Sheri Ann Richerson, co-author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Year-Round Gardening answers the following questions:
Which plants are good for acidic soil?
How long does it take to grow cilantro?
What are some plants that are edible that people aren’t aware of? Can you eat rose petals?
For the last question Can you show us your favorite section of your garden?
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Hello fellow garden peeps. Do you have a garden related blog? Would you like to be part of my virtual blog tour for “101 English Garden Tips”? If so, read on for the details, then drop me a line.
I am looking for forty blogs, all garden related to visit during my virtual book tour. I will visit one blog per week. The dates will be set once I have forty blogs committed.
During the blog tour I will be having a treasure hunt. In order for participants to win a free, autographed copy of my book “101 English Garden Tips” they will need to follow along. There will be forty clues. The answers to the clues will be posted, one at a time, in each blog post. So, if they miss a week, they will need to go back and look for the clues.
During the “official day” that my article is posted on your blog I will visit periodically to make posts and answer questions. As long as the questions keep coming in, I will keep returning to your blog to answer them.
This will bring new readers to your blog which will increase your traffic flow. Sound like fun? Then do drop me a line, give me a link to your blog and join in the ring of 40 blogs that will be part of the virtual book tour to promote “101 English Garden Tips.”
I hope to hear from you soon!
Sheri
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I am going to be doing some craft shows, garden party speaking events and book signings this spring. If you already have a book by me, bring it with you and I will sign it. I am hoping some of my books will arrive in time for these events so I can have some on hand to sell as well. Here are my current engagements.
April 4, 2009 – Spring Into Spring Bazaar – 9am to 3pmMarion Church of the Brethren
2302 S. Geneva Avenue Marion
April 19 – Country Crafters Spring Bazaar – 10am to 5pm
Round Robins Bingo Hall Marion
May 16 – Greentown Garden Party Presentation – 10am to 11am
Program – Four Seasons Of Bloom In Indiana
Greentown Public Library
421 S. Harrison St.
Greentown, IN 46936
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