GARDENING and NATURE

[wildmaven]

If your site is a PROBOARDS Forum about Gardening or Nature, add your board to this thread!

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2. Ads must follow the usual posting guidelines as to image size, etc.
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4. Members who post their ad more than once will have both ads deleted.
5. As a courtesy to others, if you decide to discontinue your forum, please delete your ad.
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[daylilydude]

Not Just Tomatoes 

Our Vegetable Gardening Forum is an open forum for gardening experts and beginners who wish to explore all aspects of vegetable gardening.

Discuss how-to tips, vegetable varieties, share your experiences and show off your vegetable harvest.

We have some really knowledgeable members that have grown all kinds of different fruits, vegetables and flowers and willing to share their experiences with them. 

We encourage you to participate by posting advice, comments, questions and suggestions, the only dumb question is a question not ask.

[brownrexx]

organicgroup.freeforums.net/

Are you tired of risking your health by eating possibly contaminated supermarket produce?

Did you make a New Year’s resolution to live a healthier 2016? If so, then drop in and visit the Organic Gardening Community. Please join in, ask questions and share your knowledge with us, learn some new things and definitely have some fun!

We believe in living in harmony with nature and we discuss many things other than gardening including pets, chickens, bees, horses and other animals that we share our lives with.

Cooking is a popular thread and you can get many new ideas here for cooking and preserving home grown produce as well as making sourdough starter, sauerkraut, and many other interesting things.

We have members all across the country and even a few from other countries. Some members are already starting seeds for the upcoming gardening season so it's a perfect time to join us.

We have registered 205 members and over 32,000 posts in our first year so it's an active forum. Visitors are always welcome. You do not need to join just to check us out and read the postings. We love new members so you are very welcome to join us.

Click below to see what you are missing.

organicgroup.freeforums.net/

[cricketmod]

Haywards Heath Allotment Users Forum

We are a fast growing community of gardeners on a number of sites in the Mid Sussex town of Haywards Heath. We post about all the things that matter to us: how to get a plot, what you need to know to start growing your own fruit and vegetables, with help and tips from older and more experienced gardeners. We have threads on recipes made using fresh produce, on our progress in developing an unused plot into a garden to benefit other members of the community, on preserving heritage strains through collecting seeds, and tales of rural life from the recent past. We are always happy to welcome new members and to develop links with other groups - because we believe that gardening is like life, you never stop learning and the more you learn the more you are inspired to improve.

[wildmaven]

All forums above were current as of this date.

[Beacon]

freeplanet.freeforums.net/

A hub to discuss the environment, nature and conservation