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Frøydis - 11/24/00 21:57:30
My URL:http://home.no.net/freinar/
My Email:freinar@frisurf.no
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Norway

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Thank you for a wonderful site - and for have given me the chance to see your beautiful garden! My name is Frøydis Uggedal I am from Norway and will like to show your lovely garden to others. I have put a link in my site at the page "links" http://home.no.net/freinar This is about my own garden and is quit new so I am working still with the English text. In the meantime you can look on the photos. This need no language! Greetings from Frøydis

Theresa Geissler - 09/25/00 23:52:23
My Email:tessmg@exploremaine.com
Horticultural Zone: Western Maine
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Maine, USA

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I had complete failure with my Veg garden, mostly was my fault and the weather was not a help. Your site should be helpful as I prepare for Winter and plant more bulbs, care for roses, etc. do some mulching, etc. My husband always took care of the gardens did a good job. This is new to me.

richard sammarco - 09/23/00 01:11:10
My URL:http://www.organicfinatic.homestead.com/organicfinatic.html
My Email:organicfinatic@pnpa.net
Horticultural Zone: northeast
Province (or State, Country, etc.): stroudsburg pa

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Positive poem for gardeners of all ages and places of the world. Gardening is one of the most enjoyable things for the body, mind and spirit!

E.Gartner - 08/23/00 11:21:24
My Email:punky36@videotron.ca
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Quebec, Canada

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Sorry I cannot be of help as this is my first tryat a small garden. I have planted some perennials and filled in the empty spaces (to leave space forperennials to grow and provide some colour. I also have a few small evergreens and will plant sometulip bulbs before the frost.) I hope I do the right things so that I do not lose anything. I am partially handicapped and it was very difficult to maintain what I have. I have put some cocoa beans to help with the weeds and I have cut the heads of all dead flowers weekly. If someone has some advice, I would very much appreciate it. You may be certain that I will read and re-read your entire site. Thank you sincerely. E.G.

Jacinda - 05/28/00 02:48:14
My URL:http://www.mightyfortress.com/halo/seeds/wwwboard
My Email:halo@mightyfortress.com
Horticultural Zone: Zone 8
Province (or State, Country, etc.): NW Oregon

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Hi there! Great page and good information. I spent a lot of time here just reading. I'm starting an interactive seed-swap if anyone's interested, please click on my URL above. Thanks!

anita - 05/05/00 03:56:07
My Email:r_a_powdrill@hotmail.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Texas

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I was in the same situation... of course I had help from my dad to help answer all my questions about gardening. But there were a few times he told me something wouldn't grow, but I'd try it anyway and even though I knew nothing about gardening I just seem to have the touch. I'm still learning and read everything I can get a hold of. I greatly appreciate your info and will be back

lisa foley - 03/20/00 16:34:31
My Email:lfoley@ibelong.com
Horticultural Zone: 5/6
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Boston, MA

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I love growing perennials and herbs from seed. When I first started out, almost twelve years ago, I made a planting table mostly out of what I could collect around the house. Bare-bones metal storage shelving, an electric timer and added to that two three-foot flourescent light fixtures hung from the metal shelves with chains and S-hooks at each end. That way I could raise or lower the lights as I pleased. In really ambitious years, this method of indoor planting has yielded up to eight hundred seedlings: delphinium, foxglove, culinary herbs, canterbury bells and wall flowers. Flowers and herbs which resent being transplanted, such as lupine, poppies and dill do well in the little peat pellets you've used. When they're ready to plant outside I just tear off the netting and pop them in the ground. Great fun to find your site. All the best!lisa

lee hardy - 01/06/00 21:33:00
My Email:hhardy123@juno.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): texas

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This is a real nice site. enjoyed the visit

Barbara Hamer - 10/03/99 12:49:06
My Email:barbarajoann@USwest.net
Horticultural Zone: 3-4
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Fridley,MN(Mpls,St.Paul)

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Really enjoyed your pictures of your garden and the progress you are making. It is always a workin progress as you say. Have been flower gardeningabout 10 years myself and always enjoy walking through the garden looking to see what is bloomingor about ready to. Put a Hosta garden in the front yard last year and it really looks great.The neighbors really enjoy it as much as I do.I have mostly perenials but enjoy annuals too forall summer-long color, mixed in here and there.

Delores Patton - 10/02/99 20:55:07
My Email:doll38d@aol.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Indiana

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Joyce - 09/06/99 14:39:08
My URL:http://community.webtv.net/Jad1234/Jad1234sTinyHomepage
My Email:Jad1234@webtv.net
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Mass

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Nice site!!!

Barbara - 08/21/99 14:37:04
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Creek/4141/index1.html
My Email:bbharris@bigpond.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Australia

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Most interesting. Lots to read and think about, makes for a great page.CheersBarbara

Carla Goodloe - 08/03/99 17:26:16
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~cgoodloe
My Email:dvon@hotmail.com
Horticultural Zone: Zone 9
Province (or State, Country, etc.): California

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Suite101.com has extensive gardening information. I am the editor of the Garden Pest section. Stop by and check it out! Very helpful. If you can't find info you need, email the editor of the section you are in. We are always there to help!

Louis Rehkamp - 07/19/99 15:20:04
My Email:lrehkamp@kenton.lib.ky.us
Province (or State, Country, etc.): covington, kentucky 41011

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I just came across your site and look it over. I'm still trying to read all of it. I do work around the Library ,that I work for. I am trying to come up with a plan for the rest of this year and next year. I'm hopeful that your site will be of some use to me. Thanks alot, Louis Rehkamp

Nancy - 07/18/99 15:58:25
My URL:http://www.50megs.com/mygarden
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Ontario (Toronto)

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It's a wonderful site - from a person who is trying to learn about plants - generally I just watch them turn black and fall over (sometimes, for variety, they turn yellow and fall over) - anyway I enjoyed your site, and will be back, because I can use allthe help there is!

Atherton Drenth - 07/01/99 18:05:36
My Email:bdrenth@golden.net
Horticultural Zone: unsure
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Ontario

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Glad to find you. Just learning how to garden and getting myself all confused. I thought we were a zone 5 (from the internet map) but it doesn't make sense. Any idea what zone I am really in? We are between Toronto and Kitchener. ThanksAtherton DrenthGuelph

Sam Spade - 05/28/99 04:16:26
My URL:Net Detective

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Barbara - 05/07/99 03:08:11
My URL:http://www.dwp2001.com
My Email:frontrunner@erols.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Maryland

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Just found your site and have to compliment you on the design. It's very eye-catching! Am a brand new gardener. Last fall I bought and planted a rododendrum (sp?). The instructions said plant in full sun but a nursery worker recently told me they don't like all that sun. It doesn't seem to be doing so great but I don't know if it's the sun or from a bad ice storm we had this winter. Some of the leaves look burned (or were frozen?) Anyhow, they're brittle and brown. I watered it with some Miracid. I don't know if I should move it out of the sun or leave it alone for a while to see if it recovers. When you're not out gardening, check out our website. Click on Frontrunner or Redskins Journal.

Tracker - 04/13/99 17:01:50
My URL:http://www.tracker-outdoors.com
My Email:tracker1@surfree.com
Horticultural Zone: North Texas
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Texas, Ellis County

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Your site design is great and I very much like theway you have worded your text. Keep up the nice work.Please feel free to add my site as a link from yours. I have information specific to growing garden vegetables. I have been growing vegetables for many years. Come by and see...Thanks,Tracker http://www.tracker-outdoors.com

Wendy Stanich - 03/30/99 19:00:13
My Email:ASta879517@aol.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): USA, OHIO

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I like you am a house plant addict, and at 30 this is my first spring in my own actual home. I'm trying to start a flower garden this year, but am very nervous because I don't have a clue as to what I'm doing, so your page has given me a little confidenceThank you,Wendy Stanich

Kenny - 03/07/99 02:35:28
My URL:http://www.angelfire.com/pe/kennys
My Email:kpurvis58@hotmail.com
Horticultural Zone: Zone8b
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Florida

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Great site with a lot of good info.Keep up the great work. Also love your graphics!!! You have really done a nice job. If you have time please visit my site: KENNYS GARDEN SPOT.

Ks. Moonflower - 02/26/99 10:05:05
My Email:jeanied@mindspring.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Ks.

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This was very helpful. Thank you.

becca - 02/13/99 21:06:19
Province (or State, Country, etc.): indiana

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Loved your site...just starting out on 4 acres myself..your info on raised beds was appreciated. A great book to read is 1,112 Down-to-Earth Garden Secrets..by Reiman Publications.

Shauna - 02/07/99 11:18:25
My URL:http://www.angelfire.com/bc/shaunabear/index.html
My Email:shauna_nagy@bc.sympatico.ca
Province (or State, Country, etc.): BC Canada

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Great site. Keep up the good work. I have you bookmarked and will return to take another look around and see all that I have missed soon. Happy Hoeing....Shauna

Tami - 02/06/99 20:14:16
My Email:jafrazee@nb.sympatico.ca
Horticultural Zone: 5A
Province (or State, Country, etc.): New Brunswick

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An informative and entertaining site! I have never laughed out loud while surfing the internet...until today. The article on purchasing seeds had me in stitches. Boy, could I could relate to your trip to the seed displays and your first attempts at starting plants from seeds.

Teman - 01/23/99 21:32:34
My URL:http://www.elite.net/~tjohnson
My Email:tjohnson@elite.net
Horticultural Zone: 8 I think (Central California)
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Merced, California

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I just joined the Garden Web Ring, and I am visiting some member sites. You have a very creative and clever site here, beginning with the graphics on the home page. If you get a chance, feel free to visit my web site.

Susan - 01/11/99 01:43:24
My URL:http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Screen/2680
My Email:apckrfan@mindspring.com
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Central Florida USA

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I enjoyed your site. I'm adding a gardening links page to my site, and your site will definitely be included!

Gail - 01/08/99 22:42:21
My Email:Gail@optonline.net
Province (or State, Country, etc.): NY

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I just wanted to say that your site is great. Thanks for taking the time to share your great tips, ideas and info.

William F. Matthews - 12/30/98 14:32:51
My Email:Billy@nf.sympatico.ca
Horticultural Zone: Zone 5B
Province (or State, Country, etc.): NF

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I used Jiffy 7's many years ago. I now use Pro-Mix with vermiculite in it for seeds, + No-Damp in the water. As a guide, I have been using Thompson & Morgan's guide for seeds; the print is fine, and some seeds are tricky, if they were viable in the first place. I'm 51 and have been gardening for many years. - Billy, Portugal Cove Newfoundland, Canada

Mike Woods - 12/20/98 01:10:29
My URL:http://www.angelfire.com/ca/vistapro
My Email:mmm@no.net
Horticultural Zone: Hayward, Cal
Province (or State, Country, etc.): USA

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your site is hot! keep up the GR8 work! now please sign my guestbook =_)

Carole - 12/02/98 01:05:49
My Email:trecroft@istar.ca
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Nova Scotia.Canada

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I love your Toad,do hope he is still around.My free range hens disturb mine,so they keep well out of site.Really enjoyed your site.I have many raised beds,they are great,have to make sure they are not to narrow where winters are very cold.I grow mainly perennials in them.Dec 1 98 the dear little violas still blooming!!!!

Bobbi Leone - 11/01/98 20:01:14
My Email:chooch@aloha.net
Horticultural Zone: Hawaii
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Hawaii

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I have enjoyed browsing your site and found it very easy to get around and find what I'm looking for!

Hiromu Kobori - 10/17/98 11:28:34
My URL:http://www02.so-net.ne.jp/~crux/index_a.html
My Email:crux-k@zb3.so-net.ne.jp
Province (or State, Country, etc.): Japan

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Your homepage serves as a goot reference.I Have a wonderful time.I like Gardening.English is not in my line. I dig at English.See you again soon. ICQ 20980865 From Japan C I A O ! !

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