[Jeannie Johnson]

I wish I was! I think my thumb is black. However I have gardeners in my group (Duchess of Dirt and Goddess of Gardening). Both are relatively new to the Society and haven’t managed to get to the RHS site. Hope to get them involved here soon.

[Jennie Strickland]

I love to “play in the dirt”! Where are you located?

[Jeannie Johnson]

Bakersfield, CA. So we have plenty of sun for growing things!

[Vannessa Anderson]

Hi Jeanie, thanks for responding!

Please ask Duchess of Dirt and Goddess of Gardening to join this discussion when they come on line.

[Jeannie Johnson]

I will, but chances are slim. One is not really computer savvy and the other is very busy.

[Vannessa Anderson]

Hi Jennie, good to hear from you. I’m in northern Virginia where the growing season is short for some vegetables and fruits.

This week is the first week where it is warm enough to work in the garden.

[Jeannie Johnson]

Nice!

[Bess Hupp]

Hi, I am! I’ve been doing it for a few years. Finally my husband got tired of all the pots I had around the yard and built a raised garden

[Camille Buck]

Hi. I am! In Florida and love keeping my garden growing.

[Vannessa Anderson]

My Pomegranate trees survived the winter cold–my lemon trees did not. I’m looking forward to transplanting vegetables. This year I’m only going to plant tomatoes and peppers.

My Stinging Nettle plants also survived the winter cold.

Last year I planted Dandelions because I enjoy Dandelion tea but the seed I planted produced no seedlings. I’m growing them inside and will transplant them if they grow.

What have you or are you planting?

[Vannessa Anderson]

What have you planted?