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Social Media Management

November 10, 2018 By //  by ktplant

 

Instagram Help for Garden Businesses

 
Are you struggling with managing your social media properties? I can help! I’ve more than tripled the Red Dirt Ramblings Instagram following in the past year, and, what’s more, I receive a high level of engagement. Let me put what I’ve learned to work for you!

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Blogging

November 10, 2018 By //  by ktplant

Garden Blogging 

My blog, Red Dirt Ramblings won the Garden Writers Association’s Gold Award for Best Electronic Writing in 2014. Better Homes and Gardens named RDR one of its Top Ten Gardening Blogs in 2014, and Southern Living magazine named me one of its 30 Bloggers to Follow in 2015 and 2016.

I also write custom blog posts for garden-industry companies on a work-for-hire basis, with and without bylines. See samples of my writing from RDR and from other blogging projects, below.

Live From Red Dirt Ramblings

  • New zinnias to grow this year
    Source: Red Dirt Ramblings Published on 2023-03-14 By Dee Nash
  • Defending hellebores?
    Source: Red Dirt Ramblings Published on 2023-03-09 By Dee Nash
  • Elephant Ears make my summer garden shine
    Source: Red Dirt Ramblings Published on 2023-02-27 By Dee Nash
  • Seed Starting Station
    Source: Red Dirt Ramblings Published on 2023-02-10 By Dee Nash
  • New year, new garden plans
    Source: Red Dirt Ramblings Published on 2023-02-01 By Dee Nash
  • Seed catalogs arrive daily
    Source: Red Dirt Ramblings Published on 2023-01-16 By Dee Nash

Contact me and let’s talk about blogging.

Garden-Related Digital Content

November 10, 2018 By //  by ktplant

Garden Writing & Digital Content

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The internet requires almost constant content. If you’re struggling to fill all of your garden writing needs in-house, I would be happy to ease your burden.

I write product descriptions, seed packet copy, brochure and flyer copy, blog posts, articles, web page copy, and more.

Contact me to learn more.

Dee’s Website Contributions
 
  

Guide To Millenium Park

If you love gardens and design, browse this site before or during your visit to make your trip to Millennium Park more thought provoking and enjoyable.

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New York’s High Line - Garden Design
New York’s High Line - Garden Design

The completed third section of New York’s High Line offers cultivated plantings, gathering places and sweeping views of the city.

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Dee’s Product Descriptions

Plantable Seed Paper Confetti Hearts - Reds & Pinks
Plantable Seed Paper Confetti Hearts - Reds & Pinks

With approximately 400 hearts per bag, you’ll have plenty of red and pink Plantable Confetti Hearts for Valentine’s Day crafts, wedding shower decor, or to give as party favors to your friends and loved ones. Fun for the entire family, these confetti hearts can easily be planted in garden soil or in a potting soil-filled…

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Plantable Seed Paper Gift Tags
Plantable Seed Paper Gift Tags

This collection of Plantable Seed Paper Gift Tags features nine different cards in every package. You’ll receive three flower shapes, three pot shapes and three hearts, each composed of all-natural, recycled seed paper handmade with love. Blank inside, compose your own message on these 3.5” square gift cards, studded with wildflower seeds with planting instructions…

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Plantable Seed Paper Earths
Plantable Seed Paper Earths

Each 2.1” Earth-shaped piece of plantable seed paper contains annual and perennial wildflower seeds like: Baby Blue Eyes (Nemophila menziesii), Siberian Wallflower (Cheiranthus allionii or Erysimum hieraciifolium), Scarlet Flax (Linum grandiflorum rubrum) and Zinnia (Z. elegans.). Earth shapes are light blue and have green letterpress printing. All-natural colors are provided from biodegradable, water-based inks. To…

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Northeast Wildflower Seed Bombs
Northeast Wildflower Seed Bombs

Want a wildflower garden long on color, perfect for pollinators and easy to grow? Northeast Wildflower Seed Bombs are packed with showy wildflowers, including native seeds superb for the Northeast Region. Each seed bomb has 5-25 seeds. They are ready to drop and grow after your last frost date. Seeds are selected from 17 different…

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Seed Bombs – American Meadows

Seed Bombs are a fun, easy way to garden! Choose the varieties best for your garden and simply throw, let the rain fall, and watch them grow! Each package of five Seed Bombs comes in an adorable pouch, making for a thoughtful gift.

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Garden Articles

November 10, 2018 By //  by ktplant

Garden Articles for Print and Online Publications

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I love writing articles for regional and national garden publications and am happy writing for online and print magazines. If you’re looking for garden photography to license, I have a deep photo library, as well, with photos of beekeeping, Monarch butterflies, and pollinator gardening, perennial gardening, and garden travel.

Contact me to learn more.

Save the Monarch

According to the Monarch Conservation Science Partnership, Eastern Monarchs could become “quasi-extinct” within 20 years if we don’t work to restore their habitat and larval food source.

< OKLAHOMA OUTSIDE | February 2018 | Dee Nash

Not only do indoor plants green the house, they also clean the air.

Most houseplants are leafy tropicals that grow well indoors. They can handle low light conditions and are great for everyone, even if you don’t have a green thumb.

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Clean the air with indoor plants

An Oklahoma winter can lie heavy on our hearts. Days are shorter. The blowing wind and inhospitable weather never seem to end. People spend too much time indoors. What can help bring us out of a winter funk? Houseplants.

< OKLAHOMA OUTSIDE | February 2018 | Dee Nash

Not only do indoor plants green the house, they also clean the air.

Most houseplants are leafy tropicals that grow well indoors. They can handle low light conditions and are great for everyone, even if you don’t have a green thumb.

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Five Unique Coneflowers to Know and Grow

My garden is a haven for pollinators like butterflies, native bees and hover flies. It’s also full of singing birds and crawling caterpillars, two creatures that go together like peanut butter and jelly.

< OKLAHOMA OUTSIDE | February 2018 | Dee Nash

To attract these garden workers and their prey, years ago, I established a diverse landscape full of plants that work as hard as the pollinators themselves. Echinacea purpurea, purple coneflower, remains a perennial favorite.

I’ll be the first to say I don’t think coneflowers are super easy to grow, even the regular purple ones. In fact, they can be a bit finicky, and some of the newer uniquely colored varieties are even more so.

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New Year, New Plants From Seed

Get ideas for your next gardening project.

< OKLAHOMA OUTSIDE | February 2018 | Dee Nash

It’s the beginning of gardening season, and what’s a new year without new plants?

It may be a little past time to order seeds, but never fear, there are still plenty left at most companies for the growing season.

Because all gardens and gardeners are different, I’ll showcase vegetables and ornamental plants—and some that do double duty…

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The Edibles

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Unique Flowerbed Ideas To Make Your Home Look Great

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Gifts for Gardeners

Winter is the season for giving, and no one needs a pick-me-up this time of year more than gardeners. Trust me, they are all itching to get their hands back into the soil.

OKLAHOMA OUTSIDE | December 2018 | Dee Nash

Since the Oklahoma wind is probably blowing outside, let’s start with armchair gardening. While December seed catalogs will beckon, there is nothing quite like sitting by the fire and reading a good book. Three of my favorites this year are “The World of Laura Ingalls Wilder: The Frontier Landscapes that Inspired the Little House Books” by Marta McDowell, “Home-grown and Handpicked: A Year in a Gardening Life” and “Potted and Pruned: Living a Gardening Life,” both by Carol J. Michel…

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Another Veggie Cheat Sheet

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The Gardenangelists Podcast

Listen in and "live the garden life" each week with Carol Michel and Dee Nash, both passionate gardeners, authors, and long-time bloggers, as they chat over the garden fence about "flowers, veggies, and all the best dirt."

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Visit The Red Dirt Ramblings® Blog

Get all the dirt from Dee on her award-winning blog, Red Dirt Ramblings. In addition to garadening, she dishes on her frequent U.S. and international travel and shares info about gluten-free cooking. See why her little patch of heaven in the red dirt state attracts so much attention!

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