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valerie_fahey

New Gardener

Val Plants
6 years ago

I am a new gardener and new to this site. My yard was untouched by the previous owner and now I see I have a lot to learn. Hopefully I will have seeds by summer's end. If anybody wants to share without a trade, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for helping me learn.

Comment (1)

  • JR Smith
    6 years ago

    I didn't come to the forum before summers end but maybe I can help you for the upcoming spring. What are you looking for?

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