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#159039 January 5th, 2006 at 01:13 AM
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New member here. I am a vegetable gardner. If you can not eat it, I am not growing it!

Because of my location I plant and grow during the winter and compost my raised beds during the summer.

I have limited space which I have to share with my spouse, who loves her flowering plants.

I have read through the older posts and found several usable tips already.

Just glad I found this site.

Duke

#159040 January 5th, 2006 at 01:30 AM
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Hi there Duke. Welcome to the Forum. Is that Florida you are from? I am curious why you grow in the winter and is there anything special you have to do or if your season just lends itself to winter gardening. And also what are you growing?

Lots of questions for what I intended to be just a hello! Hope to see you around the Forum.

#159041 January 5th, 2006 at 01:34 AM
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Hello, Duke! wavey

You do know that some flowers are edible, don't you? wink

Welcome to The Garden Helper. There are plenty of gardeners around here to help you answer any questions you may have and even answer the ones you didn't know you had...

Dianna

#159042 January 5th, 2006 at 02:06 AM
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Triss:

Location is central coastal Florida. We have a freeze every five to six years. It's going to be close this week-end.

I grow tomatoes (Better Boy), peppers and onions.

I grow during the winter because it works better for me. Less bugs and the plants produce better. Plus I have to have some down time to do my composting. Gardening is a great stress reliever.

Duke

#159043 January 5th, 2006 at 03:37 AM
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COMPOSTINGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!
DID SOMEONE MENTION COMPOST??????


Hey there, and Welcome fellow composter...
Theres' several of us that are into composting
down into the ORGANICALLY SPEAKING section..
Go take a peak around into there...
We've had lot's of conversations about composting..
Jump right on in...

and RAISED BEDS!!!!!
You're a man *with a fine wife* after me own heart...
I have 5 raised beds...
*I'd have 10 more if my poor husband would just build them for me..* wink thumbup cool

Have your wife jump on in here too...
We love flowers like crazy!!!!!!!!

#159044 January 5th, 2006 at 10:04 AM
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Welcome, Duke! wavey
Nice to see another raised bed/composting gardener...I do too. I'm sure we will "see" one another on the boards...so welcome!!
VAgardengirl

#159045 January 5th, 2006 at 10:36 AM
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Thanks for that info Duke. You are lucky to be able to grow any time of the year. What I wouldn't give to be able to pop outside for a fresh tomato or pepper.

#159046 January 5th, 2006 at 07:05 PM
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Hi Duke wavey
Welcome to the forum
Nice to meet you.
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#159047 January 6th, 2006 at 06:52 AM
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welcome to forum Duke wavey
glad to have you here, i am not a gardener but I have recently started the house plant hobby. And I love this site kissies


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