Hello all from northern Australia. I'm a teacher from Darwin where the climate is tropical which brings lots of pros & cons to our gardens! I'm a Sustainability/Garden Teacher and while I know a lot about our native fauna and flora I'm not very knowledgable about other areas of the globe. I'm looking forward to sharing & learning with you all and have made a good start as I found this place through a Google search for making cheap concrete stepping stones for our school garden. This site had the best info and I knew it was the place for me. Cheers. :-D
Hi calypso, welcome to GardenStew from north Texas. Glad you found us and joined. Do you teach at the university level or lower grades? I think we all would love to learn more about being a Sustainability/Garden Teacher, sounds like a subject all schools should be teaching.
Hello Calypso.Welcome to the Stew from a decidedly untropical southern half of the UK I'm looking forward to some beautiful tropical flower pictures as well as getting some hints on sustainability should you care to share.
Hi there calypso and a warm welcome to GardenStew from Scotland. We have members from all over the globe here and love to hear about what others can grow in their gardens. I look forward to getting to know you. :-D
Hi there Calypso and a warm welcome to GardenStew. Would love to hear any sustainability tips you have for us as you get a chance! Hope you feel right at home here
G'day calypso and welcome from a Stewer in Wis. Yes this is a great gardening community with fun, friendly, and informative folks from all over the world. Looking forward to see what you are growing in your little corner of the world.
Hi and welcome from SE Texas where I'm "almost" tropical. Can't wait to see everything you're growing... and I hope you share your sustainability knowledge with us.
