A new wiggly worm, digging around a garden

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  1. Kestia

    Kestia Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi all!

    I'm, well... new! Though I guess that's pretty obvious in this particular section. Ahem..!

    I'm new to the forum, and new to gardening. Technically. I assume we don't count digging around in a 1 metre square box filled with flowers as a seven year old as 'experience'...? Anyways!! I'm looking for hints, tips, and to learn to make the garden in my first home less of a dangerous jungle expedition, and more a place to chill out!

    Hope to talk to you all soon, and get some much needed advice from people who know more than I do! (Pretty much anyone... Ahem!)

    Kestia xXx
     
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    Hi Kestia welcome to Gardeners Corner my friend.:)

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    Marley Farley Affable Admin! Staff Member

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    [​IMG] Kestia.. How exciting a garden to experience.. :sunny: I am sure you will find plenty of help & chat on here & don't be afraid to ask questions as we all had to start somewhere.. :D Look forward to seeing you around..
     
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    Hello there and Welcome.
     
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    Hi Kestia welcome to Gardeners Corner,
    Enjoy your stay
     
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  6. Kestia

    Kestia Apprentice Gardener

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    Thanks all! I can assure you, the one thing I've never had a problem with is admitting what I don't know, and asking for advice!! I'll dive onto the main forum once I've figured out just what and how to put my questions. See you soon!!
     
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