News, news.... in current editon of gardening magazine "Mój Piękny Ogród", which translates to "My Beautiful Garden" there is entire half page about my gardening blog, that I write in Polish - Nastrojowy Ogród - and also one of my posts is published.
This is the largest gardening magazine in Poland in number of copies sold every month (140 000 pcs).
Editors have picked my Eremurus himalaicus post, that I have written and published in May 2009.
"My Beautiful Garden" belongs to Burda and is published in many European countries.
Probably you are very interested how it happened. I will not keep it secret.
It was beginning of May, when somebody dropped me a comment that my blog was nominated in the competition organised by Burda for bloggers.
I placed information about it on the blog and then my blog readers were voting and that's all.
Competition is not finished yet - it lasts until the end of July. So, it has not ended yet. The award is something around writing for them, meeting the team, visiting the offices and learn how they prepare every edition.
You may also vote if you want to be part of Polish gardening magazine's scene :) Let me put it this way: I will be your candidate!
Just click here and press the blue button 'głosuję' ('vote') - I will be very, very grateful. This is so much fun! I will report next events and how things are evolving.
Thank you for voting!
I voted for you...kind of hard to vote in another language, but think I did it correctly...you do work hard and do have a lovely blog so deserve it!
ReplyDeleteHi Ewa, what fun to have your blog in a magazine! Congrats on that and of course I've voted for you.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATS!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd, how is your dear Kitty?
Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
That's lovely, Ewa - and well deserved too! I've voted for you.
ReplyDeleteKatarina
That's cool EWA, congratulations. Now, will they find you a paying gig to write for the magazine?
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Well deserved!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Ewa! I missed that post, so I'm glad you provided the link. What beautiful photos and a lovely plant--hope you win!
ReplyDeleteCongratulation on being recognized for your wonderful blog. I just voted following your instructions. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteJan
Always Growing
Voting done! Good luck and congratulations!! Let us know the results, OK? xoxo
ReplyDeleteGeno's Garden,
ReplyDeleteYes, I know it is difficult to vote in another language - one I made it Spanish :)
Thank you for voting.
Yolanda,
This is real fun to see my cherished blog and my article on page of the magazine. And this is biggest Polish gardening magazine :)
Traditional media still have its power :)
Thanks 4 voting!
Tara,
Thanks! Atomic is OK - wound healed, cat active more than before - you know, in a way he had 4 weeks rest :) no work outside :)
Katarina,
Thanks 4 good words and 4 voting.
Jim,
Thanks 4 congratulations :) I don't know. The competition will end 31st of July. The award is something around writing 4 a magazine, meeting the team and seeing 'the kitchen' of the magazine. So, no idea yet, however they wrote already, that my blog is their 'favourite blog' :)
I will let you know what is going on.
Darla,
Thank you!
Rose,
Thank you! You are right. This absolutely extraordinary plant made the pictures so beautiful. I am glad you also liked it.
Jan,
Thank you for voting and good words - this is so encouraging.
Kathryn,
Thanks 4 voting and thanks 4 congratulations - of course I will let you know - this is too exciting to keep secret :)
Congratulations Ewa, xv.
ReplyDeleteEwa, congratulations! This must be so exciting for you. I voted! As Geno said it's kinda hard to vote in another language but we have some grad students & a professor here that are from Poland so a few words I can read. I will be waiting to hear more about this.
ReplyDeleteWay to go Ewa!
ReplyDeleteClayton
Congratulations Ewa... beautiful blog and photographs. Thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeletePublished! How fun!
ReplyDeleteIt was rather interesting for me to read that article. Thanks for it. I like such topics and anything connected to them. I would like to read a bit more soon.
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