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Slow down Dave you're moving too fast!

Doug

WOW, Doug. But that's Dave for you ...faster than the speeding bullet!

while i am not gardening this year i woudl loveto join in on any discussions here especially if they concern vegetable gardening in general and vegetable in containers especially.

How do I log out of this site?

One way is to scroll to the bottom of any page and there is a log out.

leaflady: LOL, it took me awhile to find the logout sign too ... I kept looking all over at the top of the screen and on the right side panel for it when all along it was right there at the bottom in tiny little print.

Thank you. I've found it now.

Dave, any chance the forums can be alphabetized? It makes it easier to find a forum that way. JMHO.

May GOD bless and keep each of you.

Yes, in the tab bar at the top, click on the Forums tab and it'll show all the forums in each category alphabetized.

Hey I found my way back. Thanks Dave. Shoe I don't plan on being a stranger. Good morning to you to Vic except now it's night so good evening. lol

Found this in my e-mail today and wanted to pass it on

BLOOM WHERE YOU ARE PLANTED
Master Gardener, help me be
Content with where You’ve planted me;
You carefully place each seed you sow,
And choose the soil to make it grow,
A shady nook or sunlit plot,
A wooded glen or garden spot;
And when you send the storm and shower,
You give me strength and inner power;
All things come that You might be
Glorified, my God, in me;
And so I’ll lift my flowers high,
To cheer and bless each passerby;
And may they see within my face
The beauty of Your love and grace;
So help me, Lord, to ever be
Blooming where You planted me.
—William Claire Greiner

Pegi: I love that, thank you so much for sharing!

Needed that today, Pegi, thank you.

That's beautiful Pegi! :)

Alan

My grandmother made that statement to me when I was at a crossroads of life. I never forgot it.

ge1836 said:My grandmother made that statement to me when I was at a crossroads of life. I never forgot it.

It's one of the things that helped me as a young adult. In fact, I wrote my own little poem about it (nowhere near as awesome as the poem posted above, but I was only 19 or so...)

Bloom where you are planted,
don't try to be a star.
Reach out to those around you,
be Jesus where you are.
--mvy--

Nice.
I always had a wanderlust and thought the grass was greener on the otherside of the fence.
I think she meant for me to create a life where I was and look for opertunities right under my nose. As they say"make it work"

ge1836 said:Nice.
I always had a wanderlust and thought the grass was greener on the otherside of the fence.
I think she meant for me to create a life where I was and look for opertunities right under my nose. As they say"make it work"

(I resemble that remark)

I think she was a wise woman.

She certainly was.

Nice lines really @Samigal. To all the members here I want to ask that which type of flower plants most suitable to harvest in starting of winter. And also they should not take a long space as I have a small garden.