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PLEASE READ FIRST: Welcome, and Forum-Use Etiquette
A Message from Margaret Roach (user UGQ) |
7 | 1 year, 1 month ago | |
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Flower-Garden Questions
Have a question (or tips to share) about growing perennials, annuals and bulbs? Dig in. |
171 | 1 year, 11 months ago | |
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Edible-Garden Questions
Ask (and help answer) questions about growing food: vegetables, herbs, fruit and berries. |
122 | 1 year ago | |
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Tree & Shrub Questions
Stuck on how and when to prune, or what woody plant would work in a particular spot? This is the place. |
151 | 1 year, 1 month ago | |
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Organic-Gardening Questions
Post your questions and solutions here for gardening safely and sanely without chemicals. |
84 | 11 months ago | |
| Regional | 27 | 3 years ago | |
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Houseplants
Time to repot? What grows in a west window? Ask here. |
23 | 1 year, 9 months ago | |
| General | 107 | 1 year ago | |
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A Message from Margaret Roach
The Urgent Garden Question Forum is part of A Way to Garden, but there is a difference between it and the blog itself. Stated simply:
On the blog, I choose the topic and post about it, and readers may wish to comment in response.
On the forum, the subject matter is driven by you. You initiate the conversation, and (hopefully) chime in to help one another and just get acquainted. I will stop in, but not answer every question; this is a place for community-driven discussion about anything reasonable that interests gardeners.
To post on the forum, you must register. The process is simple (link above). To get a photo to accompany your posts, called a Gravatar, go here.
Four overall things will enhance the experience:
Search before asking a question to see if there’s already a thread (and even maybe an answer!) on that subject.
Scan the list of forums within the system to see which one is the place for your post.
If you want to have general conversation, the General forum would be the best place to begin.
When you do post something, give it a good subject line (title) – so not “A Perennial Question” but “How to Divide Daylilies” or “When to Transplant Peonies.” This makes the topic more accessible to others who may have your answer. For important etiquette rules, please read “Getting Started” at the top of the Forums. Thanks for your visit.
