Hello

[Containergardener]

New to this forum but have been reading the magazine for a long time. I'm a container gardener as never seem to have the time to sort out some beds, I will be looking for ideas to learn some succession planting other than just a few months of produce and then nothing.

[jackarmy]

Hi and welcome to the forum. Theres quite a few of us here who are pot bound so to speak

[craftymarie]

Hello and welcome to the vine

[Jay22]

Hello CG and welcome to the Vine!

[Guest]

Hi and welcome to the vine

[Containergardener]

Thank you for your welcomes , I should get some work done now. How dull ! I would rather be playing outside

[vixylix]

Hi CG and welcome! Did you see the one pot, 10 plants article in Feb's mag? I'm thinking of giving it a go to try get more year round production in my pots

[Ms-T]

Hello and welcome to the vine its nice here .

[muddled]

Hello and welcome to the vine!

Its clouding over here in London which helps when you're desperate to get outside....at least if its gloomy there's a fair chance I might actually get on with some work!

[Small pumpkin]

Welcome to the vine

[Bigmallly]

Hello Cg & welcome to the Jungle.

[Knight of Albion]

A very warm welcome to the forum!

[gardening_gal]

Hi there, welcome! A lot of my growing is container bound too, due to my tiny garden and the fact my landlord likes rockeries.

I hope you find some good tips and ideas here, the place is full of them.

[Containergardener]

Thanks for your welcomes. I have plenty garden but heavy wet farm land clay (not our farm) and peat so with a start of the year not to plan with this n that family wise , I've ran out of time for much.
Is there a designated area for pot bound types (like the pot bound )

[veggiechicken]

Hello and welcome from me too.
There isn't a special area for the pot bound - you'll find potty threads everywhere