Hello newbies!!!!

**everdream78** · 03-03-2008, 03:44 PM

Blloming' typical - we harrass the mods to get a newbie thread, then they all disappear! lol

**veg4681** · 03-03-2008, 04:12 PM

Oh Newbie-do, oh where are you

?

What a good idea to have a new section for newbie introduction (fairly standard in other forum btw) so that New Shoot section is freed up for GYO queries only from newbie.

**garbax** · 03-03-2008, 04:25 PM

Just thought I would introduce myself.
First year of growing vegetables was last year. I had not registered with this forum then but read everyones posts anyway and gained lots of knowledge, so thank you to you all.
I only have a small patch for growing veg in the back garden (16ft x 8 ft) but its only to feed two of us.
I'm 35 years old and getting married this year.......also in the back garden!
Have my potatoes chitting, peas, beans, tomatoes and cucumbers all growing in their home made paper pots!
I live in Falkirk near Stirling and we have had snow today so don't know when I will get any veg sown outside!

**JennieAtkinson** · 03-03-2008, 04:44 PM

New Members - please do feel free to start a new thread to introduce yourself, otherwise this thread is going to get far too long and we are going to miss everyone!!!

**JennieAtkinson** · 03-03-2008, 04:56 PM

Originally posted by piskieinboots

how about the mods go through all the postings and drag all of our 'hello, I'm new' messages in here - that'll keep them quiet for erm some time

Have done a few to encourage some new postings!

**tootles** · 03-03-2008, 05:16 PM

I'M NEW!!!!!!

I live in Aveyron, south west France, with my lovely husband, 3 bad children and a crazed hormonal dog. I tried a small veg patch last year after we moved here but the land I chose was dreadful and everything went in far tooooo late and the end result was a tender feast for the slugs and mice and nothing for my starving family... This year I have cleared a huge area - where all the locals say the soil is good and have high (if not ambitious) hopes. I have just brought home half a ton of sheep manure and must get shovelling!!! I have found loads of useful advice here and will come back with every question - eventually I may even be able to answer a few!!??

**smallblueplanet** · 03-03-2008, 05:55 PM

Originally posted by tootles

...I have found loads of useful advice here and will come back with every question - eventually I may even be able to answer a few!!??

Hi tootles, lucky you living in Aveyron, come back with pictures as well as questions please?

Oh and put a pin in the Grapes map - you'll find a link to it in the Chitchat thread (at the top).

Good luck with the veggies this year.

**JennieAtkinson** · 03-03-2008, 06:24 PM

Originally posted by piskieinboots

whoops sorry JA, I figured that was Ben on the loose - good scheme thou, lead by example

Its normally PW, Shortie or me!

**Speed Gardener** · 03-03-2008, 06:26 PM

Hello All,
I've got three adjacent plots on a small site with 20 plots. I've been doing allotment gardening for about ten years now (got my additional plots when no-one wnated one a few years ago - now there's a waiting list!). I like to grow large quantities of certain things (25 courgette plants last year!) and I'm known as the leaf man in the autumn 'cos I go around with my estate car and several empty bulk bags looking for piles of leaves..
I 'm offshore Angola right now and came across this, and sevearal other, websites relating to GYO one lonely night shift and I must say, you never stop learning!
Great stuff, keep up the good work!

**terrier** · 03-03-2008, 07:08 PM

welcome newbies, we're certainly going multi national tonight. I don't remember seeing any Antipodean gyown'ers. I wonder if they do gyo 'down under'.

**everdream78** · 03-03-2008, 10:25 PM

Originally posted by terrier View Post

welcome newbies, we're certainly going multi national tonight. I don't remember seeing any Antipodean gyown'ers. I wonder if they do gyo 'down under'.

Dunno, but beer does flow and men chunder!

Aren't their seasons all back to front down under?

**Headfry** · 04-03-2008, 11:12 AM

welecome to all newbies!

Mrs Headfry says "welcome to all of you, it's great to have you here".

**mrdinkle** · 04-03-2008, 02:24 PM

ta

ta, it is nice to be here!

**jacob marley** · 04-03-2008, 05:28 PM

Hi to all you newbies welcome to the mad house so as you do not go crazy when you ask a question you will probably get half a dozen answers all different but all work for the people that are answering the question .
Plus if you are really brave and venture on to the sunday night chat do not forget to keep hitting the refresh button or you will get left behind welcome again

jacob

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