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Welcome to SSC @Bamboochicken love the chicken pics

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Bamboochicken, Apr 22, 2018 ... 2

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Mark: May 28, 2018

Hello, Attempting Desert gardening

I like you already AzaleaHill!!

Mike H., Apr 8, 2018

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Views:: 1,069

OskarDoLittle: May 27, 2018

Hello from Manassas, Virginia

Welcome Nelson to the forum. You will learn heaps here.

RNelson Cust, Apr 10, 2018

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Kasalia: May 4, 2018

Hello from Sunshine Coast lower hinterland

Welcome Annabel, I am still sub tropical but in NSW.

Annebelle, Apr 13, 2018

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Kasalia: May 4, 2018

Introducing Myself

Welcome from me too, a bit late, but April has been super busy for me.

Margarita Castaneda, Mar 25, 2018

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Kasalia: May 4, 2018

Hello Darlings

Now the banana I'm not so sure about. My banana grows leaves all around the stem. The plant to the left of your pic seems a little more like a heliconia...leaves alternating from one side to the...

Now the banana I'm not so sure about. My banana grows leaves all around the stem. The plant to the left of your pic seems a little more like a heliconia...leaves alternating from one side to the other. It's harder to tell with the plant to the right of the pic. It's certainly tall enough, but...

Now the banana I'm not so sure about. My banana grows leaves all around the stem. The plant to the left of your pic seems a little more like a heliconia...leaves alternating from one side to the other. It's harder to tell with the plant to the...

Now the banana I'm not so sure about. My banana grows leaves all around the stem. The plant to the left of your pic seems a little more like a heliconia...leaves alternating from one side to the...

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Tynan, Apr 14, 2018 ... 2

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OskarDoLittle: May 4, 2018

Hello from Oak Run, Ca.

I have some purple runner beans growing up corn right now... they self-sowed and now that the corn is dying back I just harvest the cobs and let the beans take over up the natural structure....

I have some purple runner beans growing up corn right now... they self-sowed and now that the corn is dying back I just harvest the cobs and let the beans take over up the natural structure. Thanks for joining SSC @nancieshill

I have some purple runner beans growing up corn right now... they self-sowed and now that the corn is dying back I just harvest the cobs and let the beans take over up the natural structure....

nancieshill, Apr 10, 2018

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Mark: May 2, 2018

Introducing myself from Perth WA

Sounds great, very good info thanks Andrew, anything I can do to help the soil but also get something back from it at the same time sounds good to me

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Pump, Apr 18, 2018

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Pump: Apr 23, 2018

Introduce myself

Letsgo: Hello and welcome. "Oh", Boy I can just imagine the beautiful sunsets there in Australia. My Greatgrandfather came from Australia I have just enough Native American blood to give me a...

Letsgo: Hello and welcome. "Oh", Boy I can just imagine the beautiful sunsets there in Australia. My Greatgrandfather came from Australia I have just enough Native American blood to give me a toasted color. What native plant would you think is most used as a medicinal herb in your area? Here in...

Letsgo: Hello and welcome. "Oh", Boy I can just imagine the beautiful sunsets there in Australia. My Greatgrandfather came from Australia I have just enough Native American blood to give me a toasted color. What native plant would you think is...

Letsgo: Hello and welcome. "Oh", Boy I can just imagine the beautiful sunsets there in Australia. My Greatgrandfather came from Australia I have just enough Native American blood to give me a...

Glenda, Jan 26, 2016

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Margarita Castaneda: Apr 13, 2018

Another Perth gardener

Welcome to the forum

AndrewB, Apr 2, 2018

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Letsgokate: Apr 13, 2018

Hello from Perth!

Hi Jemo, I'm a Perth Gardener too, its a great place for growing vegetables.

jemo, Mar 20, 2018

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AndrewB: Apr 2, 2018

Hello from Mexico

Yeah, I wouldn't be mixing ducklings with fully grown chickens unless they have parent ducks looking after them. There's always a risk of isolation and bullying when you introduce one bird into...

Yeah, I wouldn't be mixing ducklings with fully grown chickens unless they have parent ducks looking after them. There's always a risk of isolation and bullying when you introduce one bird into a flock. I generally introduce new birds in pairs (that know each other) at least or more and that...

Yeah, I wouldn't be mixing ducklings with fully grown chickens unless they have parent ducks looking after them. There's always a risk of isolation and bullying when you introduce one bird into a flock. I generally introduce new birds in pairs...

Yeah, I wouldn't be mixing ducklings with fully grown chickens unless they have parent ducks looking after them. There's always a risk of isolation and bullying when you introduce one bird into...

Ioh, Feb 10, 2018

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Views:: 880

Mark: Mar 8, 2018

Hello from the Sub Tropics

Thank you Mark Yes our population is growing Thankfully we are out of town so its quiet with lots of wild life

RonnieW, Feb 12, 2018

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Rhonda: Mar 7, 2018

Hello home growers

Even the snowpeas and tomatoes are doin ok.

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Chris n Jen, Jan 21, 2018

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Chris n Jen: Feb 11, 2018

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It's all new to me!

Hi Pene, I am involved with our local primary school. We have a large kitchen garden and often have excess fruit and vegies. We now have a stall at our local farmers market once a month. We use...

Hi Pene, I am involved with our local primary school. We have a large kitchen garden and often have excess fruit and vegies. We now have a stall at our local farmers market once a month. We use the money we make to put back into the kitchen garden program. It does take a bit of extra work but it...

Hi Pene, I am involved with our local primary school. We have a large kitchen garden and often have excess fruit and vegies. We now have a stall at our local farmers market once a month. We use the money we make to put back into the kitchen...

Hi Pene, I am involved with our local primary school. We have a large kitchen garden and often have excess fruit and vegies. We now have a stall at our local farmers market once a month. We use...

Pene, Dec 31, 2017

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Owlonthewing: Jan 14, 2018

New Chick

Welcome to SSC Andy! It's weird how resilient some batches of eggs are to hatch out in bad conditions but then other times how everything seems to go right and the hatch rate is poor! Sometimes...

Welcome to SSC Andy! It's weird how resilient some batches of eggs are to hatch out in bad conditions but then other times how everything seems to go right and the hatch rate is poor! Sometimes I just don't get it lol... Once we left my mum babysit the kids for a weekend and my batch of...

Welcome to SSC Andy! It's weird how resilient some batches of eggs are to hatch out in bad conditions but then other times how everything seems to go right and the hatch rate is poor! Sometimes I just don't get it lol... Once we left my mum...

Welcome to SSC Andy! It's weird how resilient some batches of eggs are to hatch out in bad conditions but then other times how everything seems to go right and the hatch rate is poor! Sometimes...

Owlonthewing, Jan 4, 2018

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Mark: Jan 13, 2018

Native North Dakotan

Thanks, Mark but I really can't take credit for the idea ... I read a New England state (US) homesteader's blog before I got into chickens, so pre-2012, that came up with a solution for them that...

Thanks, Mark but I really can't take credit for the idea ... I read a New England state (US) homesteader's blog before I got into chickens, so pre-2012, that came up with a solution for them that was energy efficient, and not a fire hazard. I will start a separate thread about our DIY and...

Thanks, Mark but I really can't take credit for the idea ... I read a New England state (US) homesteader's blog before I got into chickens, so pre-2012, that came up with a solution for them that was energy efficient, and not a fire hazard. I...

Thanks, Mark but I really can't take credit for the idea ... I read a New England state (US) homesteader's blog before I got into chickens, so pre-2012, that came up with a solution for them that...

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Sharann, Nov 27, 2017 ... 2

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eggcentric: Dec 25, 2017

Hello from Loch Lomond QLD

Hi Lois. Welcome. I started out with Gardenate; also don't mind the Gardentags app except our broadband here is so slow and it often doesn't work so can only check it if I'm in town (good excuse...

Hi Lois. Welcome. I started out with Gardenate; also don't mind the Gardentags app except our broadband here is so slow and it often doesn't work so can only check it if I'm in town (good excuse to stop in at the club, avail myself of their airconditioning and wifi). Thankfully the ssc forum...

Hi Lois. Welcome. I started out with Gardenate; also don't mind the Gardentags app except our broadband here is so slow and it often doesn't work so can only check it if I'm in town (good excuse to stop in at the club, avail myself of their...

Hi Lois. Welcome. I started out with Gardenate; also don't mind the Gardentags app except our broadband here is so slow and it often doesn't work so can only check it if I'm in town (good excuse...

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Lois, Dec 3, 2017

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Helen Auriga: Dec 24, 2017

Hello from mid north South Australia

Agreed. Our leafy greens actually have flavour, unlike the limp shop stuff. We're growing lettuce, mustard greens, amaranth, and rocket, as well using baby beetroot leaves and radish leaves in the...

Agreed. Our leafy greens actually have flavour, unlike the limp shop stuff. We're growing lettuce, mustard greens, amaranth, and rocket, as well using baby beetroot leaves and radish leaves in the salads.

Agreed. Our leafy greens actually have flavour, unlike the limp shop stuff. We're growing lettuce, mustard greens, amaranth, and rocket, as well using baby beetroot leaves and radish leaves in the...

DarrenP, Nov 24, 2017

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DarrenP: Dec 11, 2017

Hello from South Africa

Welcome to SSC

I'm not aware of any no but this forum is universal.

Welcome to SSC

I'm not aware of any no but this forum is universal.

Welcome to SSC

I'm not aware of any no but this forum is universal.

Welcome to SSC

I'm not aware of any no but this forum is universal.

Scarabia, Dec 4, 2017

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Mark: Dec 11, 2017

G'Day all

Hi @Prepper Ben love the username! Thanks for joining us mate

Prepper Ben, Dec 3, 2017

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Mark: Dec 11, 2017

Greeting from SE qld

Welcome and looking forward to hearing more about your veggie and fruit jungle.

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Leticia Impey, Nov 27, 2017

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Robyn67: Dec 5, 2017

newbie from South America

Hola! Thank you for joining SSC and welcome to our forum! Yeah, it grows easy from seed so perhaps sow where to grow rather than transplanting (especially in a hot climate). I'm in the...

Hola! Thank you for joining SSC and welcome to our forum! Yeah, it grows easy from seed so perhaps sow where to grow rather than transplanting (especially in a hot climate). I'm in the sub-tropics also, and even transplanting corn seedlings is hit and miss - luckily we've had a run of mild...

Hola! Thank you for joining SSC and welcome to our forum! Yeah, it grows easy from seed so perhaps sow where to grow rather than transplanting (especially in a hot climate). I'm in the sub-tropics also, and even transplanting corn seedlings...

Hola! Thank you for joining SSC and welcome to our forum! Yeah, it grows easy from seed so perhaps sow where to grow rather than transplanting (especially in a hot climate). I'm in the...

Bea, Nov 23, 2017