Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm Sue, and I live in North Carolina, between Charlotte and Hickory. I'm originally from England but have been living in various parts of the US since 1992.
I'm relatively new to gardening on a reasonable scale, having moved to my current location in 2004 where we have 7 acres of land. I have a vegetable garden for the second year going full tilt right now and last year was a sharp learning curve. This year has been generally improved but I'm still in the learning stages. The reason I came here was whilst doing a search for information on a bulb called exotica (which came free with an online plant order earlier today), I discovered a thread here with other people asking the exact same question!, and having looked around felt this would be a fantastic place to join and learn more about plants and flowers, with which I am rapidly becoming quite obsessed hehe.
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You'll love it here. I have asked every question under the sun and each time I've gotten wonderful answers that have cured my problems! It truly is a fun place to be and everyone is so friendly! (I'm addicted too!) I wish you all the luck with gardening and I hope to chat with you again soon!
Happy Gardening!
Sincerely, Shanbear
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Hi! hehe. well I'm enjoying it here already :-) Its nice to have a place to chat with other fanatics! LOL. My family sort of glaze over when I start talking about the garden, which is more and more often these days ;-) It seems like its all I talk about lately
bbbbbbbbb Nature is the art of God ~ Thomas Browne,1635 Posts: 50 | From: Vale, NC | Registered: Jun 2006
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Welcome to the Forum, Sue. You've come to the right spot for talking about gardening. Come often and enjoy. There's a lot of really nice, caring people here. Another Sue
bbbbbbbbb What goes around comes around, so be nice!lol Posts: 1015 | From: Pennsylvania USA | Registered: May 2006
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Welcome to the forum! Remember that gardening is not only an obsession, it can and will become an addiction too!
bbbbbbbbb "Lord, I love you and I need you, come into my heart, and bless me, my family, my home, and my friends, in Jesus' name. Amen!" Posts: 6492 | From: Illinois | Registered: Feb 2006
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Thats ironic... that's how I got to this forum too; all of a sudden... one day out of the blue it seems... I became garden crazy! It's nice to have a place to come and chat and ask questions about something you love so much. Click around, the information here is so helpful it's like you can always learn something new.
See you around!
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@princessazlea, I grew up in Reading, then my family moved up north near Newcastle for a couple of years, then back down to Cambridge which was where I met my hubby who was stationed there with the USAF
bbbbbbbbb Nature is the art of God ~ Thomas Browne,1635 Posts: 50 | From: Vale, NC | Registered: Jun 2006
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