Newbie gardener from the Philippines! :)

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  1. dyancuevas

    dyancuevas Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi! I"m new here. I've started gardening as a hobby (for my balcony, though, so I'm limited to using containers) but it's been really interesting so far. I'm more interested in daisy-like flowers (sunflowers, zinnias, etc.) and I'm glad they're easy to grow and go perfectly with our Philippine climate!

    Hoping to learn a thing or two here. Cheers!
     
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    kindredspirit Gardening around a big Puddle. :)

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    Hi, welcome.
     
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    Hello and welcome to the forums!

    It's amazing what can be achieved in containers! I'm sure you'll get sound advice from the friendly people here.

    Have you, or will you be growing any vegetables in containers this year dyancuevas?

    :dbgrtmb:
     
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    clueless1 member... yep, that's what I am:)

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    Welcome to GC.

    For daisy like flowers, Osteospermums are excellent daisy like flowers well suited to containers, and flower abundantly right through summer into autumn.
     
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    Philippines... been a year or two since I have been there.
    Welcome to GC and enjoy your stay
     
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  6. dyancuevas

    dyancuevas Apprentice Gardener

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    lukenotts: thanks! Yup, i'm planning to grow edibles, but i wanted to try my hand at growing flowers first. :DOH:

    clueless1: thanks for the suggestion! I'll go check that out. :loll:

    capney: cool, you've been here. I hope you enjoyed your stay here! :thumb:

    Btw, i have a question at gardenerscorner.co.uk/forum/Thread-Is-my-16-INCH-Mammoth-Sunflower-actually-blooming.html . I was wondering if any of you guys have something to say about this. :loll:
     
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    Hiya and Welcome to GC:thumbsup:
     
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    Penny in Ontario Total Gardener

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    Hello there and Welcome :WINK1:
     
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    Limited to containers...ah ah ah. Surelly if you throw a seed in the air it will grow the next day...



    [size=x-large]A very welcome to you to the forum.[/size]
     
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    Hi, Welcome to Gardeners Corner!!
     
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    A warm welcome to GC. We look forward to hearing about growing in the Phillipines - many of the plants are going to be different - but the principles and methods will be the same.
     
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