Yes, I’d like you to subscribe! It’s free, but also affords the opportunity for readers and supporters to help me continue creative content.
I am finding this format easy to use. Today I added a link to my navigation which goes to my Amazon Storefront. I unfortunately messed up my entire Amazon associate account so that I have not earned anything for about a year. No idea what I did, but it is connected with becoming an “influencer” in their network.
Like the Medium website, Substack allows for a limited customization of its format. So I changed the title fonts and looked at different styles for the home page. Not ready for those since I have three posts, and one coming. I will look into other edits once I have a body of work.
Because it drops, newsletter-style, into your email I am spacing out the posts. One maybe two a week, or every two weeks, depending on how people respond to the frequencies.
Latest post:
I noticed Dee Nash from Red Dirt Ramblings is changing her format to Substack, now (since 2025); and she mentions the hope of creating a blogging style community like in the “old days” for garden blogging.
I was hoping for that, too, but we’ll see. Substack certainly is set up for it.
In the next month I am going to experiment and try out creating a podcast recording for the gardening newsletter.
