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  1. cakey

    cakey New Seed

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    Hi, UK here - Yorkshire to be spot on. I was looking for info on onion tops and discovered this little jewel of a site, got my info, read a few more and thought what a pleasant place with pleasant people and not too over crowded. Mind if i stay a while and seek all your knowlege?
    Thanks for having me.
     
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  3. eileen

    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Hi there Cakey and a warm welcome to GardenStew from West Lothian in Scotland. I hope you'll make your stay with us a long one. I look forward to getting to know you. :-D
     
  4. Henry Johnson

    Henry Johnson In Flower

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    Aye, come on aboard, Mate, we would love to have you along..
    Hank
     
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    Netty Chaotic Gardener Plants Contributor

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    Hi Cakey :wave:
    Welcome to GardenStew from southern Ontario!
     



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    donm In Flower

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    Hi and welcome from Pennsylvania.

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    Hi cakey! Welcome! Garden Stew is a great site, friendly people, great info.
     
  8. Jerry Sullivan

    Jerry Sullivan Garden Experimenter Plants Contributor

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    Hi Cakey, welcome to GardenStew from Chelmsford MA. USA.

    Jerry
     
  9. Frank

    Frank GardenStew Founder Staff Member Administrator

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    Hi Cakey and a hearty welcome to GardenStew. Yes pleasant is the name of the game here :) We'd love to hear more about your gardening adventures!
     
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    Welcome from central Texas! This is a very pleasant group of people with marvelous gardening knowledge. Hope you enjoy being a member of the Stew!
     
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    cherylad Countess of Cute-ification Plants Contributor

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    Welcome from SE Texas. Hope you stick around and show us what all you grow in Yorkshire.
     
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    dooley Super Garden Turtle

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    Welcome to Gardenstew. We come from all sorts of gardening areas with all sorts of weather and, of course, knowledge. Enjoy your stay, however long it stays. I hope it's a long while.

    dooley
     
  13. cakey

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    Wow! thank you for the welcome, good to be here and a big hello to all the guys n gals from across the big water. Yorkshire lad, mid 40's GSOH looking for.. oh wait wrong forum! (jk) :) im new to this green finger lark but i am slowly getting addicted, :) i started off some years back wanting to grow my own food , built my own small veg box as a starter with very limited results but i was'nt going to let that bother me. moved house quite remote place, had 4 raised beds in the front garden had some good stuff from that but very limited to the amounts, so bought a poly tunnel and the nice farmer let me have some land free gratis which was very nice of him managed to grow a reasonable amount there until some big winds flattened it :( moved house again, only next door though but that came with an orchard and once again the kind farmer said i could have some land to use to grow veg on at the bottom. desided i would go for the "ministry of agriculture leaflet #1 "dig for victory" plot as it seemed idiot proof and thats about where i am at with that dug over 3 times, all planted up fenced off, got chickens, and ducks, looking into geting a pig or 2 for the pot, and slowly coming round to the fact i really need :) a wonderful cottage garden at the front, so hopfully i will be able to tax your brains from time to time with various questions.
    once again Thank you for having me.
     
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    Jewell Incorrigible Gardener Plants Contributor

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    Welcome from western Washington state!
     
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    Hi Cakey and welcome from Ohio, USA. Glad you introduced yourself.
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    It sounds as though you are living the good life Cakey. You must show us some photographs of your progress. What a great neighbour you have in the farmer- not many would allow you to use a piece of their land. Good luck with your crops.
    I could do with a couple of your ducks to rid my pond of Giant Pond Beetles and their larvae. They ate all my tadpoles this year despite the fact I had hundreds!!
     

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