Gardens of the Wild Wild West makes its debut
OK, how about a soft opening?
I thought after 4 years as Idaho Gardener, it was high time to make a bigger statement, toss a wider net, giddy-up and cowgirl up and all. So, friends and neighbors and oh-so-gentle readers, I have moved Idaho Gardener to a new home, Gardens of the Wild Wild West. You can still get here through www.idahogardener.com, but for now and ever after, you will be herded on through to the new site.
It is not a place for the faint of heart but for a wild ride and excellent adventure: big mountains, tall tales and endless vistas. Bluer than blue skies, blue water, little water, no water. Avalanches and sleet. Where the buffalo roam. This is the Great American West of legend, story and glory. As Wallace Stegner put it (or was it Teddy Roosevelt who said it first?), it is the “geography of hope.”
I ask you, isn’t the geography of hope another way of looking at gardening?


Love the new name . . . fits ya’
I’ve never been to the wild, wild west, so this will be quite an adventure for this midwestern gal.
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-HAAAAAAAH! This cowgirl is ready to ride!
I’m ready for high country, big sky gardening. Bring it on!
Well, darlin’, I just watched an old Maverick show in your honor. Giddyup indeed. Congrats on the name change.~~Dee
You’re GOLDEN! Congratulations on the new name. Yippe-ki-aye!!!
xoxox
LOVE the new name! Does this mean you’re going to start line-dancing?
Ride ‘em and rope ‘em up for us to see cowgirl!
Your new name and manifesto suggests a garden experience that only lives in my wildest dreams. Great positioning…I look forward to more!
The geogpraphy of hope — what appropo prose! Can’t wait to see it all in it’s new glory.
I love it! g
Since I am a dweller in the wild wild west, and the Rocky Mountain’s high Front Range, I am so glad to see your new name! It is certainly wild gardening here.
I love the name change, MA. Giddyup!
I’ve just stumbled upon your blog and simply had to share our native plants blog with you. After-all, you can’t very well have a proper Wild Wild West Garden without native plants!
Love what you’re doing here…fun!
Cheers!
Michelle, aka, CSR-Inc.com blogmaster
congratulations Mary Ann, your horizons are now endless! xoxo debra