Hi - I am new here. Just getting started here and wanted to say Hello to everyone! :-D moderator's note: removed color and enlarged font sized see point 3.2 of usage rules
Hi there, welcome to GardenStew from another Texan....quite a few of us here too. What kind of gardening do you enjoy...herbs, veggies, flowers? Feel free to share photos of your garden with us, we love oohing and aaahing over flowers.
New member here ) Welcome Tee... enjoy your stay here, come visit often and tell us more about yourself. Barb in Pa.
Hello ! thanks for the welcome! Please see a few pics that are on my about me , garden page. Tee17 new 3 ft. tall cockscomb) ( photo / image / picture from tee17's Garden )
Hi Tee... from one of the other Texans. Glad you found us. Looking forward to seeing all of your beauties.
Hi - Nice to meet you! I love to garden and trade plants. Here's a garden pic. for you. Thanks,Tee17 my pink morning glory vine) ( photo / image / picture from tee17's Garden )
Hi Tee, welcome from Ohio....Where it is almost always wet, anymore. Rain, more rain, and then alittle more is the forecast.regularly Wish I could send it your way.
Hi - Well it is pouring here tonight.....But we always can use the rain. Have a nice evening. Thank you, Tee17
Hi Tee, welcome to GardenStew the friendliest garden group on the internet. There is always something interesting happening here. Welcome aboard. Jerry
Welcome to GardenStew Tee this time from Scotland in the UK. Great to have you here with us and I look forward to getting to know you.
And welcome from yet another Texan--we're in central Texas on a small farm. Love your pictures, and certainly am looking forward to seeing more. Could you tell us what area of Texas you are in? It would make answering any questions you have easier. As Jerry said, we are a very friendly group!
Hi - Thank you all, for the very nice welcome. I am in the DFW area, zone 8. I will certainly post more pictures when I can. Tee17 :-D moderator's note: removed color and/or enlarged font sized see point 3.2 of usage rules