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About SacramentoGardening.com
The web has become an exciting place for gardeners; and because Angela enjoys cyberchatting over the fence with other avid gardeners, she also has a blog. Who doesn't these days? Angela is also quite handy with a digital camera Services OfferedDIGITAL, DOWNLOADABLE STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY. Also available as framed or unframed prints.
Special photo needs? E-mail angela@sacramentogardening.com.
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angela@sacramentogardening.com
Stock Photography featured in
Sacramento Magazine's Garden Notebook,
January, 2007 issue
Blogs get to the root of gardeners' thinking
Sophia Markoulakis, Special to The Chronicle
Saturday, June 17, 2006
Weekend gardener: Gardening help is just a click away
Bee Staff
Published 2:15 am PDT Saturday, September 20, 2003
Plots of good intentions
Past mistakes are seeds for improvement in the new year
By Dan Vierria -- Bee Home & Garden Writer
Published 2:15 am PST Saturday, December 28, 2002
Dig in online
Plant yourself in front of your computer and surf your way to a healthy garden
By Dan Vierria -- Bee Home & Garden WriterPublished 2:15 am PDT Saturday, September 7, 2002
Online gardening goes local
By Dan Vierria -- Bee Home & Garden Writer
Published 2:15 am PDT Saturday, September 7, 2002
"...our choice for the best and most complete Web site for Sacramento-area gardening information." — Sacramento Bee
Since January, 2002, SacramentoGardening.com has housed a collection of the best regional gardening resources native Sacramentan, horticulturist and web junkie Angela Pratt could get her dirt-covered hands on. After realizing that the web was becoming an increasingly rich resource for gardeners and that the most useful gardening information came from those who know about our long growing season, insatiable appetite for compost, ability to grow everything from apples to oranges to tomatoes to Chinese ground orchids, Angela put down her 
and quite grateful she took typing in high school, for without the ability to tap her thoughts quickly onto the page, she wouldn't be blogging or maintaining this website.