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Afternoon all,
What are the best / busiest gardening forums, preferably british?
What are the best / busiest gardening forums, preferably british?
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Julie1979
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I've never really found any Facebook pages or forums that suit my skill level (or lack of) We did have a gardening thread last year that was interesting. Could maybe start another one or bump the last one for this year?
I've (sadly) just made myself a spreadsheet. I've got my almost 4 year old doing plant it, grow it, eat it for his National Trust 50 Things to do challenge. Never in my life did I think i'd have a spreadsheet for gardening.
I've (sadly) just made myself a spreadsheet. I've got my almost 4 year old doing plant it, grow it, eat it for his National Trust 50 Things to do challenge. Never in my life did I think i'd have a spreadsheet for gardening.
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If you find one let me know and i'll join ya. I have asked a few gardening questions on here in the past and have been impressed with the responses.
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The "Gardening thread" is actually nearly 2 years old!
https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/the-garden-club.487027/#post-5608977
As spring will (hopefully) soon be here, feel free to start a new thread.
https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/the-garden-club.487027/#post-5608977
As spring will (hopefully) soon be here, feel free to start a new thread.
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As with most forums, have a lurk around a few and see which has the fewest cocks crowing on it (and hens bleating!!!)
As said above, there's a reasonably knowledgeable crowd on this forum so it's always worth asking here.
If possible, try to find as local a forum as possible since suitable plants can vary hugely depending on local microclimate, soil type and drainage so what might thrive down here in Devon would keel over and turn up its toes on the Yorkshire dales.
As said above, there's a reasonably knowledgeable crowd on this forum so it's always worth asking here.
If possible, try to find as local a forum as possible since suitable plants can vary hugely depending on local microclimate, soil type and drainage so what might thrive down here in Devon would keel over and turn up its toes on the Yorkshire dales.
