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hi i'm new!!

Post: # 98166Post thomasgreen »

hello to one and all!

my name is Tom :D i have recently convinced my parents to let me take over part of the garden and fill the house with plants! This year is my first go at growing veg and it's great! Growing is most therapeutic! I've been interested in self sufficiency for a while and now my fiance, Rebecca, is getting interested! We're getting married next year-once we find somewhere to live we will be having lotsa fun seeing what we can do! I'm really excited!!

how is everybody?!

Tom :cheers:

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Post: # 98168Post tim&fatima »

hello tom, welcome to ish.
Sounds like you have plenty going on at the moment. :wink:
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Post: # 98178Post red »

hi Tom, welcome :flower:
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Hello - enjoy ... :hello2:

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Post: # 98189Post Mirrie »

Hi Tom. Its my first year2_ Aint it crazy how a sproutin seed can make somone so happy :mrgreen:
As for butter versus margarine, I trust cows more than chemists. ~Joan Gussow

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welcome to Ish

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Post: # 98201Post marshlander »

:wave: Hello Tom!
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Post: # 98218Post Thurston Garden »

Ahoy Tom! :salute:
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Post: # 98220Post thomasgreen »

thanks folks!

i agree with you there Mirrie, it's exciting isn't it!! it's always fun to learn! What have you been growing?

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Hi and welcome!

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Post: # 98245Post ina »

Hiya Tom, welcome to the Ishers! Great you've got your fiance on side, too.
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Post: # 98254Post Peggy Sue »

Hi Tom,

Mirrie said ' Its my first year2_ Aint it crazy how a sproutin seed can make somone so happy '

Well that feeling of excitement never goes away, especially when you try to grow something new :mrgreen:
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Post: # 98265Post Mirrie »

good to hear that peggysue! at the mo every windowsill in my house is covered with courgettes, tomatoes, cabbage, sprouts, cucumbers, onions and sweetcorn- outside (although think we may have planted them too soon!) theres some surviving leeks, loadsa carrots, afew cabbages,garlic and herbs- phew...no wonder I'm running out of room!! teehee! (Its like a forest in my house) Oh and this is wierd- I live in the country and have had problems with rats :pukeright: anyhoo...

few days ago they got into my roon and ate ALL of my lovely chilli's!!?? bug*ers :shock:
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Welcome, happy digging, use plenty of compost.

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Hello, welcome :flower:

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