Newbie from Northern Ireland

[muck lover]

Hi - This is my first ever time for joining any forum of any sort.
I have a largish garden and love to grow my own fruit and vegetables. I am self sufficient in weeds.
I am hoping to connect to like minded folks for advice and tips on growing.
Muck lover

[Tripmeup]

welcome aboard!

[Ms-T]

Hi ya and welcome

[veggiechicken]

Hi - This is my first ever time for joining any forum of any sort.
Don't worry, most of us don't bite

I have a largish garden and love to grow my own fruit and vegetables. I am self sufficient in weeds.
Its good to be self sufficient in something

I am hoping to connect to like minded folks for advice and tips on growing.
They're all nuts here - just saying

Muck lover

Hi again. Pull up a chair and make yourself at home.

[Baldy]

Welcome along!
Possibly the best month ever to join this forum...

weeds... yep... weeds I can do.

[Jungle Jane]

Hello muck lover nice to meet you,this is the only forum I’ve joined too,don’t need any more

[Bren In Pots]

Hello and welcome to the vine muck lover

[4Shoes]

To many Guardian Readers, Weeds are the new superfoods.

Welcome

[Small pumpkin]

Welcome to the vine muck lover

[Ananke]

Hi and welcome to our great wee forum

[mothhawk]

Hi, muck lover, and welcome to the vine. You couldn't have chosen a better forum to join, everyone is very friendly and there's no squabbling at all. Perhaps that's because we are all gardeners or budding gardeners, and gardeners are patient people. That's what growing plants teaches you above all - patience.

[Paulie]

Hi and welcome!

[Chestnut]

Hi and welcome to the vine!

[Greenleaves]

Welcome to the vine, enjoy the benefits of the advice and humour

[muck lover]

thank you for your welcome. Regarding the weeds I am actually planning on harvesting quite a lot of them. Two of my sons are into green blended smoothies and so this year I will be trying to grow lots of spinach and kale, chard, turnip and beet leaves etc.But meanwhile I think I will also be taking dandelion leaves, chickweed, bitter cress, new nettle leaves, and ground Elder to contribute to their habit.