Hello from Arkansas

[garden_zen]

I'm new here and eager to learn.

 

[SPedigrees]

Welcome from northern New England! If you can, please list your general geographical area and/or planting zone to your profile, lest we forget your location from this your introductory posting. (Can't speak for others but my own memory these days is about equal to that of a fruit fly!) Knowing your location will help us to reply to any inquiries you might have.

We haven't had much of a winter this year here in the northeast, but I'm assuming that ice and snow are always a rarity where you are. Nice to know you.

 

[Carol Dee]

Welcome to TEG. From Eastern Iowa. Jump right in am a=make yourself comfortable. We all love to chat "Blabber fingers" as Bay call us!

 

[flowerbug]

hello from mid-Michigan. what do you like to grow?

 

[Branching Out]

Welcome from British Columbia!

 

[garden_zen]

Welcome from northern New England! If you can, please list your general geographical area and/or planting zone to your profile, lest we forget your location from this your introductory posting. (Can't speak for others but my own memory these days is about equal to that of a fruit fly!) Knowing your location will help us to reply to any inquiries you might have.

We haven't had much of a winter this year here in the northeast, but I'm assuming that ice and snow are always a rarity where you are. Nice to know you.

It's a relief to know I am not alone in my fruit fly memory. I'm in zone 8 and thankfully snow and ice are rarities here in central AR, but it's unseasonably warm right now-reaching 70 in Feb. Makes me ready for spring.

 

[Dahlia]

I'm new here and eager to learn.

Welcome to this amazing forum from the Pacific Northwest!

 

[garden_zen]

Thanks so much

 

[Rhodie Ranch]

I'm also in the PNW and my memory is also that of a fruit fly!!

 

[baymule]

Welcome to the forum from East Texas!