Hi I'm new
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Keaniebean
- A selfsufficientish Regular
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- Joined: Fri May 16, 2008 8:14 am
- Location: London
Re: Hi I'm new
Welcome to ish, I totally agree with Julie, evrything everywhere.
Sarah.x
Come on over and see the fun at Troll Manor http://trollfamily.blogspot.com/ Now blogging once more :) after a little shove from the one and only MMM.
Come on over and see the fun at Troll Manor http://trollfamily.blogspot.com/ Now blogging once more :) after a little shove from the one and only MMM.
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PaganWitch
- margo - newbie
- Posts: 5
- Joined: Thu Jun 10, 2010 4:40 pm
- Location: South Yorkshire, UK
Re: Hi I'm new
mmmmm, Everything and everywhere!! I like the sound of that. 
I might just add that my garden isn't huge (I haven't measured it yet) and I have 3 young kids age 16 months to 8 years and they need some play space too, and I'd like to put a bit of a seating area too.
The garden is south facing with a fence down the east side and a privet hedge down the west.
I want to live and eat seasonally and I want fruits and veg.
I am looking to start making my own wines and jams and chutney. I also need a herb area, but i might have to use planters on the patio for that.
The front garden is going to be for wilflowers including medicinals and edibles. It will have a meadow theme to it. But it will also be inspired by the local nature reserve, I'm told they have some incredible wildflowers up there. I think I will be making regular visits especially as it's got all the wild foods too.
There's also a small holding almost on our door step, if I lived at the end of our street my garden would back onto the padocks, I know the gent has chickens and an orchard and I have just recently found out that he is our window cleaner!
PW
I might just add that my garden isn't huge (I haven't measured it yet) and I have 3 young kids age 16 months to 8 years and they need some play space too, and I'd like to put a bit of a seating area too.
The garden is south facing with a fence down the east side and a privet hedge down the west.
I want to live and eat seasonally and I want fruits and veg.
I am looking to start making my own wines and jams and chutney. I also need a herb area, but i might have to use planters on the patio for that.
The front garden is going to be for wilflowers including medicinals and edibles. It will have a meadow theme to it. But it will also be inspired by the local nature reserve, I'm told they have some incredible wildflowers up there. I think I will be making regular visits especially as it's got all the wild foods too.
There's also a small holding almost on our door step, if I lived at the end of our street my garden would back onto the padocks, I know the gent has chickens and an orchard and I have just recently found out that he is our window cleaner!
PW