Hello from Georgia! (Subversive_plot, newbie here)

Just saying a quick hello after registering.

You may ask, why Subversive_plot as a username?  Well, why not!  Also, my vegetable garden plot is a little unconventional.  It is the sunny edge of a little bit of forest on my property, a place where a few trees had to be cleared last July.  You could say I'm subverting a sliver of former forest.  I'm clearing out weeds, but trying mostly to keep digging to a minimum.  Tomatoes are being planted in holes left by decayed stumps, for example.  It's sort of an experiment.  I also have herbs and other plants growing in containers. 

I found this site while doing a search for information on how to straighten a tine on a garden fork (You see? I'm learning things already)

Hope to converse more later on.

Sp

Welcome. Careful how you straighten the tine. Plotfather tried that job on my border fork...….I've got a new one now. 

Welcome. Careful how you straighten the tine. Plotfather tried that job on my border fork...….I've got a new one now. 

Thanks, I will take it easy.  I think a little heating may be needed to bend it properly (possible excuse for starting up the barbecue).  For now, it will suffice for digging out the Nandinas from my plot. 

When I can, I will post photos of my odd little garden.  At least the tomatoes are starting to bloom!  Basil and other herbs, and snow peas, I have been harvesting for quite a while.

Hi there, sounds interesting experiments

Experiments are always fun, aren't they?  It is a challenge to see what you can get away with and still get a worthwhile yield of vegetables etc.