New Members Introduction

Good evening Kirk and welcome to the site.

Thanks, guys!

But the sad thing is , my mother-in-law cant speak English and i cant understand French very well.If i join some French garden forum, i still managed to understand the basic, but i dont like French gardening forum.I like English gardening very much; you will disappoint the gardens here...

hi and welcome luckilee :D

Hi Wulliam, and welcome to GC.I don't understand why you're struggling as a gardener if you're a maths teacher, as surely we know by observation that the following simple formula is applicable:q = ΣeWhere q is Garden Quality, and e is Effort applied.

Hi there and Welcome.

Hi Bambooruth and Thank you for your welcome..I too very pleased with Hubby .. We have spent some very happy hours in Garden.. Now it's time to relax and enjoy more.. Carol

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Hello Mandy & welcome to the forum

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Hello Ellie and welcome to the forum

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Hello there and Welcome.

Hi there welcome to GC

Hi Lad. I'm on clay too. Keeps you fit when you are digging it. Hi, Dai, Daisees, Armandii, and JWK. Thanks for the welcome, all. I've just started making use of the site with a few plants for ID. How useful is that section. I like it here already. :D

I xoot from the South East of Scotland Likewise to some things that suffered in the harsh winter though i'd not got to the stage of buying any plants, just lost the ones I'd been left by the previous owners.Go ahead with noob questions, chances are there'll be another noob like me needing to...

Shiney, I've got more than enough ground elder to make up for the lack of the others And where there isn't ground elder there are buttercups, daisies, nettles, brambles, dock, dandelions.... :D It's an interesting mix.Skinner, thanks for looking at my blog Peter loves strawberry jam so...

Good evening Lad and welcome to the site.

Good evening Grant and welcome to the site.

Welcome Tony, from another newbie. I'd be intrigued to know what make the grow house is. I don't want a full blown greenhouse but I'd like somewhere to grow a few exotics and what you mention sounds ideal.