Sheri Ann Richerson
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Sheri Ann Richerson has been writing professionally since 1981. Her articles have been published in hundreds of magazines and newspapers internationally. Ms. Richerson attended Ball State University and Huntington University, where she majored in communications and minored in theatrical arts.
Ms. Richerson has contributed to a wide range of anthologies as well. Her writing credits include contributions to "Our Food Heritage, Past, Present, Future, Baking Bread Together, Helps to Keep the Family Together" - 2007; "Llewellyn Herbal Almanac" - 2006, 2005 and 2003; "Llewellyn Magical Almanac" - 2006, 2005, 2004 and 2003; "All Things Chocolate" - 2005; "Llewellyn Witches Spell-A-Day" - 2003; "Llewellyn Moon Sign Book" - 2002.
Ms. Richerson's published works include Perspective Visions: Enigmatic Masterpieces, 101 English Garden Tips, an Amazon Short Magical Gardens which hit #22 on the best seller list, The Complete Idiot's Guide To Year-Round Gardening which hit #1 on the best seller list, 101 Organic Gardening Tips which hit #34 on the best seller list, From Seed To Harvest which hit #7 on the best seller list, Growing Plants In What You Have, The Allure Of Chocolate and Herbs For Rock Gardens & Ground Covers.
Her farm, Exotic Gardening Farms, is a certified wildlife habitat. She is a Global Warming Ambassador for the National Wildlife Federation and a Region III Representative for the Plant-A-Row for the Hungry program.
Her diverse range of writing and speaking has included an eclectic mix of articles on current events, herbs, aromatherapy, tropical plants as well as various pieces on Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Ms. Richerson has given numerous talks on a wide variety of subjects including chocolate, night blooming plants, seed starting, herbs and global warming. Her specialty topic is Theobroma cacao commonly known as chocolate. Sheri lives in Marion, Indiana. For more information, please visit her writing website at SheriAnnRicherson.com, her gardening website at exoticgardening.com or her homesteading website at experimentalhomesteader.com or subscribe to the Experimental Homesteader podcasts on iTunes.
Latest Articles
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Low Maintenance Perennials
Check out these low maintenance perennials and create a colorful garden in your yard.
Apr 26, 2011
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Organic Flowers
Learn what edible flowers to plant in an organic garden that are good to eat and provide natural pest control.
Feb 19, 2011
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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Child Safety Tips
Teach children, at an early age, how to stay safe and avoid potentially dangerous situations by following a few simple tips from the NCSC.
Oct 4, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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Flowering Trees
Many flowering trees are fragrant and make great additions to the home landscape, or to containers that can be enjoyed indoors and out, year-round.
Oct 3, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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Organic Herbs Guide
This organic herbs guide refers to more than just the preferred growing environment. It also addresses uses for those herbs once they are ready to harvest.
Aug 18, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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Moon Flowers for the Evening Garden
Ipomoea, Datura and Brugmansia are all known as moon flowers. Learn why these three moon flower bedding plants should be part of your evening garden.
Aug 10, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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What Garden Seeds to Plant in June
It is not too late to get your vegetable garden started, even if you are planting garden seeds. If the ground in your area is too wet, use containers.
Jun 17, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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Extend the Spring Vegetable Garden
Harvest cool-season crops such as lettuce,cabbage, broccoli and peas from spring through fall using these season extending ideas.
Jun 14, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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Container Flower Ideas
Learn tips and techniques for creating stunning live planters bursting at the seams with a thriller, filler and spiller!
Jun 14, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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Gardening In February
Tapping maple trees takes a lot of time in February. Don't forget to take time to start seeds indoors of flowers and vegetables for the fast approaching spring garden.
Feb 1, 2010
- Sheri Ann Richerson
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