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Nude Gardeners

A group for fellow gardeners from around the world.

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Wow, we are up to 1500 members in this group now! It sure is nice to know that there are so many others that like nude gardening as much as I do. Now if I could just get spring to hurry up and get here.....

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I love to garden in the nude, problem is I must be careful as my neighbors may not enjoy it as much as I do! Any other Colorado nude gardeners out there?

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Lucky you Andy, It is still 55 and raining here on southern Oregon
coast, and two feet of snow at the cabin in Eastern Oregon

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here in south texas spring has got here still picking tomatoes from last falls plants and the new ones I planted the 2nd week of January are growing great lots of blooms on them now

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here in the Idaho panhandle we are still fighting snow
We never are able to plant till after may 15

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Did some nice nude gardening in the Florida sun today. Spring is close and more nude gardening to follow. Yippee!!

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great to see membership growing. I am from Cornwall England. Spring is just over the horizon but have heated greenhouse. Ffirst tomato and chilli seeds planted 3 days ago. I enjoy hearing about gardening in U.S.A. , the area is so vast and lots of variations. Are there many gardeners from England in this group?

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here in the Idaho panhandle we are still fighting snowWe never are able to plant till after may 15Like zchef, here in the northeast corner of PA, the middle of May is about the earliest we can hope for.

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Here on the southern coast of Oregon some winters we can grow some cool weather foods most of the winter. broccoli, lettuce, radish type things. Stuff like rhubarb and horseradish are starting to green up already. It is 2-3 weeks early this year.

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I actually got a pic posted here today of some of my tomatoes I picked this week from older plants planted last fall new plants are setting tomatoes ect and here in south texas grown outside never had a greenhouse here

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