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  • Greetings!

    Hey

    I've been loitering around the forums, picking up tips and tricks for a couple of months now and thought I'd introduce myself as I'm so impressed with the knowledge shared here.

    I need to make my garden work for me this year as was made redundant in March (yes, another one!) and have decided to go to Uni in September for a career change so
    funds are going to be in short supply!

    I look forward to being able to share ideas and pick brains

    So far I have planted:

    tomatoes (tumbling in hanging baskets and 2 grow bags of another variety that I can't remember) - all going well so far

    sping onions (nothing at all has happened with them)
    carrots (seem to be growing well)

    Peas (doing OK)

    runner beans (doing OK)

    Courgette (just emerged from soil)

    Augbergine (given to me at the weekend and in flower!)

    spinach (doing fab!)

    Strawberries (again doing fab)

    Garlic (planted to late as bought on sale, so not too hopeful)

    Ginger (again planted too late but we'll see)

    Squash (nothing happening at all)

    Basil
    Thyme
    parsley
    chives

    (All shop bought and now in an old sink - fingers crossed!)

    With the exception of the toms everything is in pots in Miracle Gro soil. I'm hoping that if I can grow stuff this year successfully I will sacrifice some of my garden for more perhaps planting stuff in Autumn.

    I have some miracle gro sachets - should I be feeding once a week?

    Thanks in advance for any advice guys.

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    Hello Mazza and a very warm Yorkshire welcome from Jinny Cat & Me. Sorry to here about the redundancy...I know just how that feels, I'm also one of the 3 million as well. Sounds like you've got of to a good start with your veg though. With regard to miracle grow I'm not sure how to carry on with it, but I'm sure someone will be along that can advise you. Hope you have fun at Uni.

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    • #3
      Thankyou GingerNinja for the welcome! And sorry to hear of your situation, although I despised the company I worked for (Government funded charity) and was pleased to go.... just didn't expect it to be so hard to find alternative employment, hence the venture into studenthood and loans!

      Fun? Don't think so! I'm a 42 year old grandmother!!!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Mazza42 View Post

        Fun? Don't think so! I'm a 42 year old grandmother!!!
        That doesn't (or shouldn't) stop you having fun

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        • #5
          Hello Mazza and welcome to the Vine. I went to University at 50 and I had fun! Good Luck and happy growing. A weekly feed is good.
          Granny on the Game in Sheffield

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Mazza42 View Post
            Thankyou GingerNinja for the welcome! And sorry to hear of your situation, although I despised the company I worked for (Government funded charity) and was pleased to go.... just didn't expect it to be so hard to find alternative employment, hence the venture into studenthood and loans!

            Fun? Don't think so! I'm a 42 year old grandmother!!!
            Final year of University here, best of luck with your endeavours - financial and garden related. Perhaps a blessing in disguise?
            Garden Chris

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