Caren White has been gardening since she was a child. Over the years she has developed an interest in heirloom flowers and has a small but growing collection of heirloom rosebushes. Her Middlesex, NJ yard contains many types of gardens including color gardens and theme gardens. Caren is working towards accreditation as a Master Gardener (class of 2006). She serves on the Steering Committee of the RCRE Middlesex County Master Gardeners for whom she has designed and edits a newsletter. She is also a volunteer at Rutgers Gardens, the Arboretum and Public Garden on the Campus of Rutgers University. Caren’s blog, A Gardening Year, chronicles her gardens through text and photos. She also blogs about her visits to public gardens and local garden shows. Sources for heirloom seeds and bulbs as well as books that she has found useful can be found on the sidebar.

Posted by Joshua Mack to Contributors on 2006-01-16, 10:47:01

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David Jacobs is a social software programmer in New York City and a consultant at iVillage. He has tended three different small plots of land in Brooklyn, the most recent of which features a peach tree, a fig tree, and a small strawberry patch.

Posted by Joshua Mack to Contributors on 2006-01-15, 11:28:26

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Joshua Mack is the manager of GardenWeb. Married to a gardener he hopes her green thumb will rub off. He is the proud owner of an aloe plant whose roots can be traced back over twenty-five years in his care. He is also a craftsman and as a city dweller has made many planters for friends and family.

Posted by dj to Contributors on 2006-01-11, 09:30:54

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