I would like to welcome all the new members to the group we are growing fast. We try to leave politics out of the group so liberal conservatives anarchist librarians are all welcome here. Just save the politics for other groups. We have members from all over the world. Please post what you are growing and keep us up to date on you gardens what ever you are growing. I have been inspired by so many of guy guys garden. If you have a question about something most likely someone here will have a answer. We have members that only grow in pot to members that have food forests. We have novices like myself to members with degrees in horticulture. All are welcome. Some are completely organic some that are anti GMO some that will use the latest product and chemicals to get the most out of their garden. Then there are some that are in between like me. So please participate and show us what you have growing on.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button."we are growing fast" ... I see what you did there 
jujuofthesea
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LeighShelton
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I like that
I can see topics like climate change popping up. But I think we all can have a intelligent conversation with out getting out of hand.
@Donto101 definitely
So long as it is not one a Canute's!
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