SUCH an exciting weekend was had in Buffalo that it included – surprise to me! – the airing of the coaching story on “CBS Sunday Morning.” Here’s my report and here’s the link to the video…[No longer available. Bummer.]
My own Garden Walk/GardenRant Meet-up briefing will follow. For now I’ll just report that Buffaloans are not just mad for gardening – they’re party animals.
Photo by CatAnders Photography.
Susan co-founded GardenRant, has written for national gardening magazines and independent garden centers, and worked as a garden coach.
For GardenRant her weekly posts cover what’s happening in the gardening world and showcase comment-worthy gardens. Along with her many raves are some rants, usually about overgeneralizations and other ways that gardeners are misinformed.
Other places Susan can be found on the web are:
– The nonprofit community website Greenbelt Online about her adopted town of Greenbelt, Maryland (a “New Deal Utopia” founded in 1937), and the Greenbelt, Maryland YouTube Channel, both of which she founded and edits.
– For pure fun, her hoop-dancing YouTube channel curates online tutorials for beginners.
-She wrote “Hippies in Europe, 1969: a Memoir” with her college boyfriend about their wild times in Europe in ’69. It’s free to read online.
Susan was raised near Richmond, Virginia, went to Oberlin College in Ohio, and has lived in the Washington D.C. area ever since.
Contact Susan via email or by leaving a comment on one of her articles.
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Oh, how lovely you are! Fantastic! Congrats on yet more national coverage!
Great spot on CBS Sunday Morning! I’m glad I didn’t know about it ahead of time! Amy’s Mom & I had to get up at 6AM to watch when she was on. Dee’s not a morning person…
Congratulations! VS
Well done. Showing garden coaches alongside executive coaches, who have been around for quite some time, adds a lot of credibility to garden coaching, in my opinion.
Susan, that was great, as are you! Thanks for the link. I am sitting in the evening garden intoxicated on lily scent tonight and the evening primroses are popping beyond belief…
I work with a personal coach. But I have contacted a horticulturist that I recently met (at a local farmer’s market) and asked for a consultation about my perennial beds. I’m not sure if that’s exactly coaching, but we’ll see how the first consultation (or two) go!