Youāre not the first or the last to feel that way. The good news is that when youāre in over your head, you can stand of the shoulders of those here to get support and help in finding your way.
Welcome!
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Youāre not the first or the last to feel that way. The good news is that when youāre in over your head, you can stand of the shoulders of those here to get support and help in finding your way.
Welcome!
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Welcome to the land of itās not done right till its overdone! Your in good company, Keep planting.
Wow, why do it when you can over do it , you are in the right place!
Welcome! First year, I planted around 20 fruit trees and many of them are not successful, but learned a lot and hopefully can harvest more fruits later. So everyone has the time of over head.
Welcome!
Some things will thrive and some will likely fail, and youāll let the fails go and keep the keepers and learn what works for you and what you like
Hello My name is Joseph, and I love fruit trees
After reading this forum long time, I decided sign in
So I hope to share experiences with you.
Greetings to all members forum
Joseph
Welcome Joseph, We hope you found a home here.
Tony
Welcome. Glad to have you with us. Bill
Welcome!
Welcome aboard!
New to this forum, but recognize most of your user names from GW, reading your various posts over the years. Discovering this forum recently, I feel like Iāve tapped back into something pretty neat.
Iām not sure how or why I became hooked onto gardening. My dad did a bit and I enjoyed walking around our IL yard inspecting our lawn trees with him. I think the hook is that he took me fishing. I love being outdoors doing anything outdoorsy. Gardening fits the bill. My favorite gardening is wildlife gardening. Is that even a thing? I try to plant meadows and native stuff to feel like our home fits into the native landscape. I keep a decent vegetable garden. Iāve relocated my family a number times having left behind some nice gardens and sweet apple orchards in each place. I say sweet because I put in some very, very nice apple trees, but, I havenāt harvested more than a bushel of apples over several orchards. We moved before I could enjoy the trees each time.
My wife, three teenagers and I now live near Austin, TX. Looking to start another orchard, I am learning our location offers some unique challenges. Any suggestions? All are welcome. Iāll search around a bit, but may post something. Thank you.
Welcome Rod!!
Tony
Welcome!
Welcome! join in the conversations anytime
Welcome to you all.
This is a great place for āgive & takeā needed for a happy orchardist.
Interestingly, I have found that THE MORE YOU TAKE THE MORE YOU WIND UP GIVING.
So by all means partake in this forum and and take as much as you want of all the good information and skills that have accumulated here.
Welcome and enjoy
Mike
Welcome back to the family!
Welcome, Rod, glad you found us. Very nice group of folks here on this forum and yes, youāll recognize more than a few folks from GW, no doubt We have a fair number of forum members in TX, so hopefully youāll get lots of good suggestions.
Patty S.
Welcome!
Hi everyone. I joined a couple of days ago and am working my way through the posts. My name is Brenda and I live in a small town in Nebraska called Ashland. Itās about 30 miles from Omaha for reference. I have a teeny, tiny yard that I rent so I am growing in all containers. Iām currently growing blueberries, tomatoes, and strawberries. I mostly just drool and yearn over everyoneās fruit posts.
My dad is the grower in our family. He has two pear trees, two hazelnut trees, two brand new sour cherry trees, cukes, tomatoes, gooseberries, eggplants, sweet and hot peppers, and various herbs. I planted him some garlic, a rose to join the one that came with his property 40 years ago, and some honeysuckle. My mom can kill a plant by walking too close to it so we keep her out of the yard.
I am a supply inspector for the air force for my main job, Iāve been in the Army Reserves for almost 25 years now, and Iām a divorced mother of an energetic 9 year old and a sweet 4 year old so I stay VERY busy. My dream is to grow fruit trees and citrus (I know- Nebraska) canāt help it. Talk to you all soon!
Welcome, Brenda, very glad you found our forum. Hope you enjoy it, and we look forward to your photos and your posts!
Patty S.