Hello from Southeastern PA!

[GardenShepherdess]

Hello there!

I'm so excited to be here. I'm a new gardener. I've done container gardening in the past, but this year, I'm hoping to start a garden in the soil. I'm here to learn and grow!

 

[flowerbug]

welcome to the funny farm! just kidding. welcome to TEG from mid-Michigan.

pictures of new adventures always appreciated.

 

[meadow]

Hi! Welcome to the forum!

That's funny because I'm adding container gardening to my in-ground crops this year! Maybe we can swap tips. 😄

 

[GardenShepherdess]

welcome to the funny farm! just kidding. welcome to TEG from mid-Michigan.

pictures of new adventures always appreciated.

I will definitely post photos of our crazy new gardening adventure! Thanks!

 

[GardenShepherdess]

Hi! Welcome to the forum!

That's funny because I'm adding container gardening to my in-ground crops this year! Maybe we can swap tips. 😄

Sounds like a plan! Container gardening has been good for me, but not enough yield for my family of 5, especially now that my 3 children are getting older. I also am hoping to set up a system in my yard garden for drip lines for watering. Watering my containers a few times a day in the heat of the summer wasn't my favorite thing to do.

 

[meadow]

Sounds like a plan! Container gardening has been good for me, but not enough yield for my family of 5, especially now that my 3 children are getting older. I also am hoping to set up a system in my yard garden for drip lines for watering. Watering my containers a few times a day in the heat of the summer wasn't my favorite thing to do.

Haha! Small world! I'm also setting up drip lines. I've used soaker hoses for certain crops, but I'd like to simplify watering throughout the garden this year.

We lived in Ambler, PA for a short time when I was a kid (old farmhouse and acreage). Beautiful area.

 

[Ridgerunner]

Welcome to the forum from Louisiana. Glad you joined.

 

[Zeedman]

Welcome from Wisconsin! I have a large in-ground garden, but still have some pots along the front sidewalk for things that need a little TLC. I'll be adding a few more this year, since DW won't let me tear up the front lawn.