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Hello, I've been away for a while (well almost 3 years!) I was clearing the garden to make veg beds & lovely border of medicinal herbs/flowers. What actually happened was I got all the overgrown mess cleared, got pregnant & spent 4 months on bed rest, lost all my time to motherhood & only managed to maintain the small square of lawn. My son is 3 soon & is increasingly interested in nature so my mission between now & the new year is to get the raised veg boxes reinstated, start the compost heap, make a bug hotel & fix the broken panes in the greenhouse. Meanwhile considering some basic container gardening like tomatoes & radishes for my son to look after & enjoy
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Hello and welcome back
Carrie
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Yey!!!...lovely to see you back
And many congratulations on your 'not so new' addition to your family
How fantastic that your son is showing an interest in nature already...have you got him some gardening tools of his own ( kiddy ones of course
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Hi and welcome back. Nice to see your son having an interest. My oldest is two and a half and just likes digging the stones in the driveway
its a start. Good luck
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Ha, don't worry Norfolkgrey, they soon move on...my two dug big holes and covered them over to make 'man traps'Originally posted by Norfolkgrey View PostHi and welcome back. Nice to see your son having an interest. My oldest is two and a half and just likes digging the stones in the driveway its a start. Good luck they've never been interested in growing anything!
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Hello - I am glad you have come back to the Vine where advice, knowledge and downright lunacy can cheer up any soggy day.I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work. Thomas A. Edison
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Welcome back, I'm sure you'll soon get back into gardening especially with your little helper.
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A very warm welcome back to the forum!Pain is still pain, suffering is still suffering, regardless of whoever, or whatever, is the victim.
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Thanks everyone, was thinking of getting my little helper some tools tho I doubt he'll be much use for anything except holes. Still the younger you start them, knowing where food comes from is so important. Would love chickens but I have a vixen that has visited the last 4 years with cubs so wouldn't be wiseComment
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Lidl are having childrens gardening tool from 26th March, so it might be worth having a look :-
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Hello & Welcome ................ Good 'un Bren ^^ 
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