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New in Chesapeake, VA
Hello! I've been following SFG on Facebook for over a year now and just found this gem while trying to figure what I can grow in the spot I had corn. Geez! If only I had found this sooner, lol. Anyway, I'm glad to be here and looking forward to gobs more info!
KittyD- Posts : 1
Join date : 2015-08-05
Location : Chesapeake, VA
Re: New in Chesapeake, VA
Kitty, Welcome to the Forum from California! I found this Forum by accident in February 2013, had 4 beds built and filled in March and have never looked back. The only bad thing is that it is addictive! The folks here got me through a lot of learning curves. Please post photos, we absolutely love photos of other gardens.
Re: New in Chesapeake, VA
Welcome KittyD from NW Pennsylvania.
With some compost mixed into the area you removed your corn from, you can begin looking at fall crops. Peas, beets, turnips, carrots etc...you probably have time to grow just about anything in your location.
All the Best
Brad
With some compost mixed into the area you removed your corn from, you can begin looking at fall crops. Peas, beets, turnips, carrots etc...you probably have time to grow just about anything in your location.
All the Best
Brad
Re: New in Chesapeake, VA
Hi KittyD. Welcome from Atlanta, GA!
Glad you've joined us!
We love to help others, so ask lots of questions. And there's a great archive section with lots of hard-earned practical advice.
Glad you've joined us!
We love to help others, so ask lots of questions. And there's a great archive section with lots of hard-earned practical advice.
Re: New in Chesapeake, VA
Welcome KittyD!
Second the advice to page back to look at older threads. We've been so lucky at this place to have input from really smart and experienced people, so the site is a treasure chest of knowledge to unearth. People come and go, and we miss them when they go, but they often leave priceless ideas, photo journeys, links, and discoveries behind.
Don't feel intimidated to ask any question that pops into your head, and don't be shy about seeing if it matches with others things you can find in older pages. Those pages are just as good!
And check out the regional forums. As common sense will tell you, people who have grown in your area may know a lot that can save you from many mistakes!
Second the advice to page back to look at older threads. We've been so lucky at this place to have input from really smart and experienced people, so the site is a treasure chest of knowledge to unearth. People come and go, and we miss them when they go, but they often leave priceless ideas, photo journeys, links, and discoveries behind.
Don't feel intimidated to ask any question that pops into your head, and don't be shy about seeing if it matches with others things you can find in older pages. Those pages are just as good!
And check out the regional forums. As common sense will tell you, people who have grown in your area may know a lot that can save you from many mistakes!
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Re: New in Chesapeake, VA
+1Marc Iverson wrote:Welcome KittyD!
Second the advice to page back to look at older threads. We've been so lucky at this place to have input from really smart and experienced people, so the site is a treasure chest of knowledge to unearth. People come and go, and we miss them when they go, but they often leave priceless ideas, photo journeys, links, and discoveries behind.
Don't feel intimidated to ask any question that pops into your head, and don't be shy about seeing if it matches with others things you can find in older pages. Those pages are just as good!
And check out the regional forums. As common sense will tell you, people who have grown in your area may know a lot that can save you from many mistakes!
Re: New in Chesapeake, VA
I have seen women looking at jewelry ads with a misty eye and one hand resting on the heart, and I only know what they're feeling because that's how I read the seed catalogs in January - Barbara Kingsolver - Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
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Re: New in Chesapeake, VA
Welcome, Kitty! Ohio, here! You will get sooooo much great advice, it is awesome. Sounds like you have had some success, too!
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