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  1. gardening_maniac

    gardening_maniac New Seed

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    Howdy all fellow gardening lovers! So glad I found this place and can't wait to start diggin in and getting more gardening info![/img]
     
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    Welcome to our world .I'm glad you found it too.We have lots of fun in here Everyone is friendly.I am fairly new too.I am a Garden Stew addict .There are lots of addicts in here :).I am one of the fantastic Four .jubabe ,Heathermt and Shanna are the other three.They are in order my niece,my daughter and my daughter in law ,Jubabe got us started on here.
     
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    Welcome to the stew gardening_maniac.I'm glad you found it.You will enjoy it.I know you will.Everyone is really sweet and helpful here.Can't waitt to see more of your blogs and hopefully some of your pics!!!
     
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    gardening_maniac New Seed

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    Thanks so much for the welcome's, I'm having a blast reading all the posts and looking at all the beautiful pictures!
     
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    Many welcomes, Maniac - we're pleased to have you joining in!
     
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    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Very happy to have you along gardening_maniac. How's everyone in Ohio then? I hope you are getting some nice weather there :D

    Looking forward to getting to know you :smt023
     
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    Welcome--Happy to have you aboard.
     
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    Welcome from the Thumb of Michigan
     
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    gardening_maniac New Seed

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    Thank you! I really think I'm gonna like this place :-D I'd like to get to know more about you all as well. You can check out my blog and learn lots more about me and my gardens...I'm relatively new at it but its all about me! :-D
     
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    Pinkiered The Rose Queen

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    Welcome! Cant wait to read!
     
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    I went to your page the vine you ask about looks like wisteria If it is it will kill your plants by wrapping them up and your trees.It has the most beautiful blooms and they smell heavenly .They are going to the wild is why they are growing so fast.To kill it you must use scrub and brush killer on the mother plant .
     
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    gardening_maniac New Seed

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    Thanks for the info Glendann. I thought maybe it was wisteria but it hasn't bloomed and I've seen plenty of wisterias up here that have absolutely gorgeous flowers of them. I'd love for mine to bloom...I wonder if I cut it all the way back if it would bloom next year, maybe it's just too overgrown?
     
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    Welcome!
     
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    If you type wisteria in the search box, it will take you to a list of sites where wisteria was discussed on the forum. There is one from May 20, 2006 that will be helpful. Welcome to our forum, we share lots of information, wanted or not. Doolwy
     
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