First post here. I live in upstate NY. I grow indoors and outdoors. I was forced to retire early, and I spend a great amount of time with my hobby. Hence the indoor growing as the outdoor season is pretty short here.
I'm the soil and vegetable person in the family. My wife is the outdoor landscaper. (but the backyard garden's all mine LOL).
I've spent a great deal of time building my indoor gardening set-up. What started as a little hobby, has become quite an operation theses days. But the backyard garden is still a favorite.
I like to take the things I've learned indoors, and put them to use in the outdoor garden....Well, it's almost that time of year again.
My hobby has quickly progressed into the growing of soil itself. I find organic soil building fascinating. With each new grow, I look for new/more techniques to build a better living soil.
Joined: Sat Mar 08, 2003 8:39 pm Posts: 532 Location: Lavon,Texas
Welcome to the forum. Take a look around and if if you have any questions, please ask. If you have any experiences, that you feel would help the rest of us, please post them also.
_________________ Greg...
Converting one person at a time to Organics, the only way to go!! [ ME ]
Believe me, I've done an awful lot of reading here already. This looks like a great place. As you all, I'm a firm believer in organics.
I do a lot of research on the internet for organics. Many times an answer would lead right back here. So I decided I should join.
I've already seen some great posts in the short while I've been here. I'm looking foward to learning from others experiences, and helping with mine where I can.
Whenever I run accross some great info, I paste it into one of several folders I have on my computer. I've already added quite a bit to my info collection.
Good luck to everyone with their upcoming garden projects.
Joined: Mon Mar 10, 2003 9:10 am Posts: 1260 Location: Carrollton,TEXAS
Welcome to the best website in the world for information on organic and sustainable practices! Just out of curiosity, how is the rest of New York on the subject? Do you have many other like-minded individuals there?
From what I understand, the water run-off from your property has somewhat recently become a major issue. You do not want any pesticides in that water. Am I correct? Has there been much of a change as a result?
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