Hi, I'm Jo.

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  1. Jo Sara

    Jo Sara Gardener

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    I've been looking for a forum where I can ask questions about general gardening, and this looks like the place to be. :)

    I'm slowly making a plants-veg-containers-climbers type garden from a tiny typical lawn-path-shed garden. I have big plans for my small space so I think I'll be needing some good advice on how to do it.
     
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    Hi Jo Sara welcome to Gardeners Corner.:)
     
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    Welcome Jo Sara to GC.
    It`s great to see another yorkie on the forum.
    Enjoy your stay
    Robert of Yorkhire (York)
     
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  4. Jo Sara

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    Hi, Wiseoldowl. You sound like a man to know when information is needed. :)

    Hi, Robert of York. I have a confession. I only moved to Yorkshire a couple of years ago. I'm originally from just north of London. Don't hold that against me though. My other half is Yorkshire born and bred, and is teaching me the ways of the Tyke. :D
     
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    Hiya Im in Suffolk on clay but my allotment is loam! enjoy the forum.
     
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    Good evening Jo Sara and welcome to the site.:dbgrtmb:
     
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    Hi Jo, I am also Jo! Welcome to GC!
     
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    Hi Jo, welcome to Gardeners Corner. I think you'll like it here:thumbsup::D:D
     
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    Hello Jo and welcome to the forum :)
     
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    Hi Lad. I'm on clay too. Keeps you fit when you are digging it.

    Hi, Dai, Daisees, Armandii, and JWK.

    Thanks for the welcome, all.

    I've just started making use of the site with a few plants for ID. How useful is that section. I like it here already. :D
     
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