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Hi all.
In March I looked at our food outgoing bills, the overgrown garden and myself (country folk become city dweller from farming heritage) and decided I might as well put my money where my mouth is and also find a hobby to benefit my (oft ragged,) mental health state. Since then I've hacked my way through the back garden mess, begged, borrowed and recycled my way to a garden. So far I've only just broken the one hundred pound barrier I set myself and am hoping to do more as time goes on.
I've been lurking on the site and have bought the magazine since march and I would like to say a rather large thank you to all contributors. The advice and general levity of the chat has made this simpler and less stressful.
I thoroughly intend to reciprocate and help those also getting started and generally contribute to the forums. I do also hope to reveal some projects in the future, since I am an unashamed Geek (i.e. electronic monitoring of greenhouse.)
Thanks for your time,
Samuel
Below is my journey so far:
Garden Progression Slideshow by samuelsapien | Photobucket
In March I looked at our food outgoing bills, the overgrown garden and myself (country folk become city dweller from farming heritage) and decided I might as well put my money where my mouth is and also find a hobby to benefit my (oft ragged,) mental health state. Since then I've hacked my way through the back garden mess, begged, borrowed and recycled my way to a garden. So far I've only just broken the one hundred pound barrier I set myself and am hoping to do more as time goes on.
I've been lurking on the site and have bought the magazine since march and I would like to say a rather large thank you to all contributors. The advice and general levity of the chat has made this simpler and less stressful.
I thoroughly intend to reciprocate and help those also getting started and generally contribute to the forums. I do also hope to reveal some projects in the future, since I am an unashamed Geek (i.e. electronic monitoring of greenhouse.)
Thanks for your time,
Samuel
Below is my journey so far:
Garden Progression Slideshow by samuelsapien | Photobucket
I love the colour - even empty they brighten the place up!!
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