No longer a lone wolf

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  1. Simon Harris

    Simon Harris Apprentice Gardener

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    Hay all!

    Been doing bits of gardening for the past decade, but my lawnmower got the better of me, and with the current state of our lawn, I decided to join these fora:)


    Happy to be part of the community!
    Simon
     
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    Fat Controller 'Cuddly' Scottish Admin! Staff Member

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    Welcome aboard! You'll like it here, the GC gang are a really friendly bunch, so don't be shy about getting stuck in
     
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        Welcome to Gardeners Corner Simon. :)
        Lawns :gaah: are generally the most problematic subject in gardening. Good luck!
         
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          Welcome from me too :smile:
           
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          Welcome to GC :dbgrtmb:

          But don't ask me to do your mowing for you! :roflol:
           
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