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Early March New Gardeners Thread (beehaw.org)

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Are you starting on your gardening journey this year? Maybe branching out to some new-to-you plants? Trying out a new style of gardening?

Share your questions! Share your plans! How can we help you grow something wonderful? What do you wish you knew more about?

And remember, if you don't need this thread then this thread needs you!

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

Beans for sure. When it is a wet year I pickled beans because I had so many that I couldn't use lol.

I have never once had peas work in 3 years of trying. Here in Belgium we had a year with sun, year with not much and a lot of rain, then a year of half full sun and half full rain.

The peas have never made it more than 8cm tall and refused to grab onto nets, string, bamboo, anything u put near them.

Moved to a new house and might try again though.