Hi

[Lumpy]

Sorry it's so late but.......Helloooooooooooo and Welcome

[bearded bloke]

Hello & Welcome

Clearly I'm not a fruity sort of man!!

.............some of us are nutty

* runs & hides >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[ESBkevin]

Hello and welcome Mr Bloom.

By the way did you know that the family that own the nursery (and steam museum) at Bressingham in Norfolk are called Bloom, quite appropriate for growers don't you think.

I'm full of useless facts like that, you'll get used to it.

[Cadalot]

Welcome- ish as you have been knocking around a fellow non fruiter, well I am a nutter!

[Small pumpkin]

Welcome to the vine

[Verinda]

Hello and welcome

[Knight of Albion]

A very warm welcome to the forum, dear Mr Bloom

[Scarlet]

A Belated Hello JCMMB! I love your name

Hi and a proper welcome from a Norfolk numpty I hope you are not 'the' Mr Bloom (of Bressingh@m) or you can teach us all where we are going wrong

[veggiechicken]

Welcome ...not all of us are fruity

.............some of us are nutty
Welcome again Mr B. Sounds like you're doing very well with your plot. Any piccies?

[Containergardener]

Welcome ...not all of us are fruity

[Baldy]

Welcome along - again...

[Bigmallly]

Hello again Mr B.

[Justcallmemrbloom]

Having already posted a few questions on here and got some great advice, I've only just noticed this 'introduce yourself' section.

So, this is me. I've got my hands on a half plot in the middle of Norfolk. Between myself, partner and 3 kids, we have only ever managed to kill the handful of things we have tried in the garden beforehand. If we can manage to grow a few things then anyone can!!

So far this year we have managed to harvest potatoes, rhubarb, lettuce, radishes, courgettes. As well as this sweetcorn, onions, beetroot, leeks, runner beans, tomatoes, pumpkins, cucumber are looking promising. Not gone so well has been the strawberries, blackcurrants and gooseberries. Clearly I'm not a fruity sort of man!!