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Hello, Neko! Welcome to the most helpful and caring bunch of gardeners around the web. If you need advice on gardens, the Garden Helper forum is the place to be...
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Although the season's already over I'm ready to discuss plants and stuff at the drop of a trowel.
Plants: 118 | From: Kingston, Ontario | Registered: Nov 2005
| Seeded: 24.226.91.184
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hi all another newbie here from new jersey with lots of plant dilemmas sure can use your help
Plants: 1 | From: sewell new jersey | Registered: Nov 2005
| Seeded: 68.46.18.9
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Welcome Neko...glad you found us. There are plenty of great gardeners here for you to visit with...makes no difference the season! Zip around the forum and have fun!
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| Seeded: 70.247.242.12
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My situation is that perhaps I garden too well and not too wisely. For example, I've had iris fever for some time now, and have recently contracted, shall I say, mal de peony . Hence my introductory comment. Then there are the primulas...the shrubbery...
Mercifully I'm limited by the size of your average subdivision lot.
I know, the first step is to admit I have a problem, but, darn, it's so enjoyable. My garden can best be described as, ahem, botanical. Hopefully there a few kindred souls here. Plants: 118 | From: Kingston, Ontario | Registered: Nov 2005
| Seeded: 24.226.91.184
Glad to meet you, and am looking forward to joining in some garden chat. Most of what I can share come from mostly trial - and - error out of my little pocket paradise, which has always been a work in progress.
can't promise to give much help to garden challenges down in the zones 7 through 9 regions, though even just a show and tell exchange will be a nice way to swap ideas.
Thanks so much for the welcome. see you around.
Plants: 118 | From: Kingston, Ontario | Registered: Nov 2005
| Seeded: 24.226.91.184
quote: Drop down into the Banter Hall and get to know everyone! (That's where I live...)
I thought you lived in KENTUCKY????
*****Neko Nomad, Welcome to The Garden Helper's Forum!!! We are very glad to have you...
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Then you probably won't mind if I mooch around a bit to see where a free-style gardener such as myself can fit in. You see, I have a collection of easy ( to grow, that is ), off- the-shelf perennials, bulbs, and familiar bushes and trees everyone knows the names of. Not terribly tidy, but it looks cared for.
We're having a glorious autumn this year.
Plants: 118 | From: Kingston, Ontario | Registered: Nov 2005
| Seeded: 24.226.91.184
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