Collage Featruing #gardenchat Friends : Click to enlarge
@gardenofwords @urbangardens @helenyoest @growums @charlienardozzi @proven_winners @KateCopsey @APLD @JoeGardener @CoHorts @tinkhanson @hortiholic @Dmizejewski @Cocoxochitl @NatraCourtney @EdenMaker @philaflowershow @gardeningstacey @EdenMaker @MaryKateMackey @seedkeeperCo @JudyDigginit @greenblessings @jamiedurietweet JUST TO NAME A FEW!
To participate in the conversation you must first set up a Twitter account. Set up your Twitter account by following the steps on the help forum at Twitter by clicking HERE.
If you have a Twitter account all you have to do is enter #gardenchat
in the search box located on the HOME page of your account. You will
begin to see what the garden world on twitter is sharing.
Participants will have to refresh the Twitter URL
often to see what others are adding in real time to the conversation.
You may also use a third party application like Hoot Suite, Tweetchat or Tweetdeck.
There are many different tools designed to make Tweeting easier for
you. It is important to note that the use of these alternative
application it does not always ensure an optimal networking experience.
Always refer to your Twitter account for accurate networking on #gardenchat.
In the week leading up to the #gardenchat scheduled
event a topic is networked on the social networks Facebook, Twitter,
Google+, and the official #gardenchat blog. During the scheduled
#gardenchat Monday a topic is discussed and a guest host specializing in
that topic is usually present to help with any questions participants
may have. Questions are also submitted before the scheduled events and
we try our best to answer each one during the event. Everyone
attending the chat is encouraged to share their experience and answer
questions as well.
The Twitter feed is filled with gardeners using social
media to participate from many different gardening zones so the timeline
can be streaming fast. If you can't keep up with the fast moving tweets
there is no need to panic because a transcript is saved after each
event. These transcripts can be viewed at anytime and can be a wonderful
learning tool because most of our participants come to the event with
links to share related to the scheduled topic. Documentation of the
topic is a great way to keep the garden experience alive and
available for anyone to review at their convenience.
If you are interested in sharing as a guest host on #gardenchat please submit a topic* you would like us to network to Bren of BGgarden.com.
For more information on how to participate and what #gardenchat is all about please check out our website at #gardenchat.
Be sure to follow @TheGardenChat on Twitter where we are dedicated to sharing who is growing on Twitter every day!
Connect with us by #shoutOuts letting us know what you are growing in your garden or kitchen! We are excited to share the exciting things about growing your own food and flowers on Twitter.
LET US KNOW ... Tell us what you would like to have featured on #gardenchat Monday 9-10 scheduled Events by posting on this blog post.
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