As some of you know and many of you have probably guessed, Vertie is not my real name. When I told my husband that I had started a gardening blog and that I was using a different name, he asked why.
I told him it was fun to have a nom de plume.
He asked, "Don't you mean nom de bloom?" (Now you see why I married him.)
So at the risk of confounding you and breaking through the fourth wall, here's a video from Central Texas Gardener.
I appear in it, and yet the name Vertie is never uttered.
Thanks, Linda. It was a pleasure to meet and work with you, and the video is wonderful.
Monday, December 1, 2008
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You were great in the video, and that is a wonderful program. I wish we had something like that in Indianapolis. Maybe we do, and I just don't know about it!
Oh, I couldn't get the URL to open. Can you post another link! Gail
Well done! That's a nice interview, and I was very interested to hear more about the Green Corn Project.
By the way, I couldn't get your link to open either, but I found the video on the CTG website. It can also be found here on YouTube.
A great video and interview Vertie. What a good idea Green Corn Project is...it takes community gardening to the people...love it! Now to find something similar here. Gail
Thanks Pam for the link! Gail
The link should work now. Blogger had some issue with it.
Thanks for the links, Pam.
You were great, Vertie! And your hair was great, too. Very nicely done piece. I enjoyed hearing the enthusiasm from all the different peoples! See you tomorrow.
You'll always be Vertie to me (just as Annie will always be Annie). I love the idea of writing under a nom de blume.
The video was great. Y'all are doing wonderful work with the Green Corn Project.
I just saw you on my recorded CTG today and was going to email you. Congrats, you sounded great and did the Green Corn project proud. I love how awesome the GC beds are looking along the jogging path.
Life is more interesting with Green Corn Projects and Nom de Blooms!
The clip was well done and you look good in aqua.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
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