hi everybody from portsmouth, virginia...we are zone 7b...fairly nice growing elements...i am looking forward to being a member of this forum...i have seen some gorgeous pix and look forward to being able to add some of my own...this forum is also an opportunity for me to try to get my blog legs when i get enough nerve...happy gardening everybody!tonya
Hi Tonya, welcome to GardenStew from north Texas. Blogging can become addictive, but in a good way. You can use your blog for keeping gardening notes, putting down ideas for plants you would like to try and other garden projects. Family events, random thoughts, just about anything you get the urge to write down. It is better tho, to put questions about plants or gardening in one of the regular Forums...more people will read it and you are more likely to get answers there. I am looking forward to seeing any pictures of your garden that you want to share.
warm welcomes thank you all for the warm welcomes! dear toni i think i have to post a certain number of times before i can upload pix...i have some pretty daffodil pix to share when i'm allowed..i do intend to use the blog feature as a garden journal...right now my biggest problem is time management, i get so caught up in reading the posts i lose track of time! with a little perserverance i will get organized!!! dear netty, i look forward to hearing about your gardening in Ontario.. happy gardening all!tonya
Re: warm welcomes Hi Tonya, You can start uploading right away, there is no post requirement. Welcome to the Stew // frank
Tonya there are no restrictions on when you can begin posting pictures, so share those Daffs with us in the Members Gallery
pix woo hoo! lets see if i can share some daffies with you all..i am so proud of these, most of these are 8 years old and were in a grab bag so i don't know the varieties,my pink daffies started blooming saturday, no pix yet... grab bag daffies ( photo / image / picture from tonya's Garden ) sorry i don't know how to get these to Member's Gallery yet, i am going to work on that, a little help Frank please thanx!tonya can't wait to divide these guys for more to see next year! ( photo / image / picture from tonya's Garden )
dear penny, i hope it's not still snowing in your neck of the woods.if it is you can go to my album to see my pix of my daffodils..they might not be able to warm your hands&feet but i think they'll warm your heart...hope you get good weather soon!tonya
Hi, Welcome from Nebraska Love your Daffys! Very Springy! I am still patiently waiting for mine (or anyone else's around here!)
dear kay i hope you will see them soon..i practically stared mine into blooming...do you grow a lot of sunflowers in nebraska??i am going to try them this year...wish me luck..tonya
Welcome to the Stew Tonya, from a very colour-hungry north-west coast Norwegian. Photos like yours are a sight for sore eyes, please post more. Hop in and make yourself at home. I'm looking forward to stewing with you.
Hello! Yes, Sunflowers love to grow here. There are many wild varieties we see in the country too. There are also farms that grow them for seed. Now, if it would just stop acting like winter around here, we could get to planting :-x I know when this weather straightens out, spring will pop, and we'll hit the ground running!!
