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JEimer Joined: 3/17/2008 Location: Cincinnati Posts: 4	Posted: Mar/17/2008 9:49 AM PST Hello all, I'm new to this forum as well as gardening. This will be my 1st year ever starting a garden of my own. I'm looking for any tips, tricks, things I need to know. I'm currently looking at my zone and what I should grow. With my garden I'm looking more toward the benefit of growing fresh fruits and vegetables - so I'm not concerned about looks. Any information would be useful, I will continue to browse and use what info I can find here. Thanks in Advance Johnathon Eimer Quote \| Reply \| Report

yardgranny6 Joined: 7/05/2007 Location: Posts: 4556 Moderator	Posted: Mar/17/2008 10:01 AM PST Hey there JE, just hop on in, look through the forums and have fun with all the GG members. Welcome, Linda B from SC Quote \| Reply \| Report

bugnut Joined: 9/06/2007 Location: Kellyville, Okla Posts: 2176	Posted: Mar/17/2008 10:19 AM PST Welcome, JE, I am sure you will find this place very knowledgeable as well as interesting. John Quote \| Reply \| Report

justme Joined: 10/03/2007 Location: West Michigan Posts: 2148	Posted: Mar/17/2008 10:34 AM PST Welcome to GG...waving a hand from Michigan. Quote \| Reply \| Report

garden98011 Joined: 1/15/2008 Location: Bothell Posts: 1697	Posted: Mar/17/2008 3:05 PM PST Welcome to GG! You may not think you care about looks until you truly dig in, then your creative mind may take over and you may discover both beauty & food! Enjoy~Andrea Quote \| Reply \| Report

Basilette Joined: 3/20/2008 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 15	Posted: Mar/20/2008 2:22 PM PST Hi there! I grew up in Cincinnati and just recently moved to Texas, where there's a whole different set of gardening challenges. In Cincinnati, a few produce plants we grew successfully over the years were snap peas, pumpkins, tomatoes, corn, strawberries, and blackberries. Blackberries become almost weed-like in their vigor, but in my opinion you can never have too many of those tasty little things. Quote \| Reply \| Report

mbvirtue Joined: 3/01/2006 Location: McFarland (Madison), Wisconsin Posts: 4582	Posted: Mar/20/2008 3:46 PM PST Welcome to GG from WI, JE! Who'da thunk in mere hours you'd find another Cinni folk? BTW, if you have access to a camera and could post pics of your gardening situation, it'll be easier for us to "see" what you're up to and help out with suggestions. It's kind of daunting to start with such a blank slate, eh? I can tell you that starting with the easy stuff will definitely give you the confidence to try the more difficult crops. Green beans (pole or bush), morning glories, snow peas, corn, are all crops I raised when I first began "digging" this dirt stuff. Anyhow, thanks for joining us, and feel free to dig 'round a bit... Quote \| Reply \| Report

stereoman Joined: 3/17/2008 Location: beautiful southern appalachians Posts: 2168	Posted: Mar/20/2008 5:41 PM PST Hi Johnathon, from another newbie. Did I spell your name right? That's so unusual - what's the origin? I started out in gardening just like you - all about growing food. Here's hoping you get some bumperous crops! Quote \| Reply \| Report

lilmac442 Joined: 10/29/2007 Location: Michigan Posts: 1687	Posted: Mar/20/2008 7:03 PM PST Welcome JE! Glad to have you here! Quote \| Reply \| Report

mare460 Joined: 6/15/2004 Location: Wyoming Posts: 1368	Posted: Mar/21/2008 9:58 AM PST Welcome to GG from WY! Quote \| Reply \| Report

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