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9 years ago

Just arrived here to the site and am liking what I see. I'm a relatively new gardener and have been doing it for about 3 months now. I enjoy sharing what I grow and what I cook with what I grow with the world and would appreciate any direction or advice on caring for, transplanting, and cloning your own plants. Thanks, Farmer Brown signing off.

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Bloomin_Onion
9 years ago
Hi Farmer Brown, welcome to the community! I'm also a little new to gardening, but I've learned a whole lot, and only share what I know to be true. I've also cloned plants and transplanted many. Try also the "vegetable gardening" forum here, it sees MUCH more traffic than this one if you find no one is answering your question here! :) take care!
albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
9 years ago
As with any noob here, we've no idea how you got this far. Are you familar with: The GardenWeb Forums - GardenWeb - FORUMS A-Z?
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