Hello. I'm from Queensland, Australia and I am excited to join this forum. I can see there is a bunch of great stuff to read. I love my garden. Margie.
Hi Margie, welcome to GardenStew from north Texas. Yes there is a lot of information to read, feel free to add any plant info you have to the forums too. What kind of gardening do you enjoy? If you have any pictures of your garden, pets, hobbies or local scenery to share we would love to see them.
Hello and a warm welcome to you Margie. :-D We also love our gardens. Thus I am sure that you will feel right at home. Glad that you joined.
Hi there Margie and welcome to GardenStew from Scotland. You must tell us all about the plants you can grow in Australia so that we can compare notes.
Hi Mate! A very warm welcome from Singapore! Glad you found your way to the Stew. Lots of lovely exchanges here with many people from all over the world.
Margie, welcome to the Stew from east Texas. You will meet people from all over the world. This is a very friendly group, and I am sure you will enjoy it as much as we do>
Hi Margie and a hearty welcome to GardenStew. Would be very interesting to hear about your gardening adventures in Oz so keep us updated. Don't forget to check out our blogs, member map and upload any plant images you have to PlantStew for all to see Details here: http://www.gardenstew.com/plantstew/help#3 // frank
Warm welcome to you from the chilly Norwegian coast. I guess you've got spring now, lucky people. Please post lots of colourful photos, since I'm suffering from flower withdrawal.
Hello Again Thankyou for the welcome. I do flower gardening and I have 14 native trees. Namely, Grevillea, bottlebrush, and eucalypts. My flower beds are constantly changing colour. It is very hard to keep our plants alive as we have been experiencing severe drought conditions. The water restrictions we are on do not allow us to water our garden unless we use recycled water or our own water. We have recently installed two rain water tanks but so far have not been fortunate enough to fill them. We do our best with what we have and have had some success.
I'm sorry to hear about your water restrictions. I'll tell the next batch of rain clouds to go visit your place instead of dumping it all on me.
Howdy Margie, So your down there where it's spring, please, please, keep us in cheer this winter. Reports of dry gardens are better than ice and snow. Well, welcome from Kansas City.
