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What about being able think for ourselves, as we get older : ) : ) : )

Steve, saving seed because they can get crossed by other varieties, is so new to me (a newbie at vege gardening). So when the seeds are crossed, they are no longer "heirloom", I am guessing?

Do you fence your garden in, and do you have animals that eat your harvest? We (AU) have rats and wallabies that are eating the new shoots!

You are a serious gardener : ) I hope to learn from and get inspired by this group. Still need to set up our tunnel system (from east coast/inland AU), then there should be no stopping me : )

Fireants in USA, wow! We have them in Australia, and they are a worry!

That is good to know, thank you : )

Amazing, keep sharing your experiences please : )

You are very fortunate to have ladybugs; I get over excited to see one in a blue moon : )

Thanks for sharing ... I see that you use little growing containers. I have been eyeing them on ebay, and believe that they will be the end of rats and roos eating my seedlings : )

Hi everyone, I can only share about wildlife at this stage : ) Possums dance on our tin roof from time to time, and we have a clear story window, which I am sure they watch us watching tv at night : ) Roos and rats are eating my seedlings, unfortunately ... working on that : ) Thats about all I...

Welcome! Yes, likewise a newbie to TEG : ) I have been battling with my gardening "skills" in Australia for a few years now, and I am starting to wonder whether there is just too much rain lately (rotting the seedlings) or whether it is rats, and wallabies who are eating seeds and new shoots...

Sent some piccies of the house

Sent some piccies : )

Not yet, still to get the beds ready for that amazing crop : ) : ) : ) The seeds are waiting for me : )

Yes, I have potato, sweetpotato, tomato, passionfruit, pumpkin and other seeds waiting to go ... just have to prepare the beds and fence because the wallabies are eating anything new that I put in. I have been wondering why my pumpkins do not come up, and then I actually saw one eating a "wild"...

Thank you Dahlia : )

Thanks for your reply and introducing yourself : ) All the best with your plans ... we have lots of work to do : )