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10-01-2011, 05:45 PM
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Frustrated rookies like me.
harry wrote in
: Gardening is a science. There's no such thing as "green fingers". You need to go out and buy yourself/borrow from library a good book. There's plenty of people here will advise you which one. Anything not in the book someone here will help you out. I started on my father's/grandfather's allotment when was about three and I tend to take a lot for granted but it's a lot to try and get your head round at once. One good bit of advice is to see what's going on next door and pick local brains. Go for the easy stuff first, don't get too ambitious right away. It's easy to be discouraged by failure so the best thing is not to fail. ;-) Reading a book is not for me ATM., But trying hard. Baz |
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