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Showing posts with label Extremehorticulture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Extremehorticulture. Show all posts

Sunday, July 30, 2023

Searching My Blog

Q. I used to get your newsletter but got dropped. Would you please add my email address to your list?

The handwritten number 1 indicates the search engine,

A. I don’t maintain that newsletter list anymore but instead rely on my blog, Xtremehorticulture of the Desert. This blog consists mostly of posts generated by questions I get and printed in the newspaper. You can get the information you need (including pictures) by visiting this blog. If you sign up for this blog you will receive notices when new articles are posted.

            This blog is searchable. There is a search engine for this blog located in a long box just under the title. 

This is the title page of my blog. The search engine for this blog is located just below this picture in a long box.

Relevant posts are displayed by entering keywords in this box.

Monday, November 18, 2013

France Overtakes UK, Canada and Australia for Number 2 Blog Spot

Readers of Xtremehorticulture of the Desert Blog are in the thousands all over the world. The Blog was designed specifically to address questions regarding desert horticulture or how to work with domesticated plants in arid and desert environments.


My Blog has always had a strong readership from Australia and understandably because of its arid and desert climates in much of the country. Desert horticulture is a unique type of horticulture and it takes awhile to adjust and learn it if you are from wetter parts of the world. The climate, soils, plants all are very different from "normal" horticulture and gardening. So it makes sense that readers from the Middle East, Central Asia and other hot dry places read Xtremehorticulture.

But why France? It surprises me that France has taken over the number 2 spot in readership of Xtremehorticulture for the day, week,  month and even of all time over the likes of all the others. I don't understand it but ...Vive la France!