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Protein
Posted 26/08/2008

have you made some recent changes to the number of forum categories?

Its much sleeker and neater.

Regards
Protein

Susan
Posted 18/11/2008

I think it would be a good idea if you could enlarge the photograph on the journal page?

Ballycarbery garden
Posted 20/01/2009

This great new web site is a tremendous tool to use in which a gardener can develop a log of his/her garden as it slowly progresses over the years. I look forward to adding photos of my garden to my account as my garden slowly develops. This site will allow me to do this very effectively.

I hope that when I have resolved my shelter issues over time I will be able to communicate with some of the members of Garden.e and get some feedback/advice on how to develop my garden once it's ready to be populated with selected plants etc..

stitchlily
Posted 20/02/2009

I'm starting my garden from scratch. So, this website is a great find!
I'm trying to keep it as organic and native as I can. It would be nice to have a special section on native species of flowers and veg, as I find it hard to find info on what to plant and where to get seeds..

fvillena
Posted 23/02/2009

Finally a gardening website that is easy to use

HeadGardener
Posted 25/03/2009

I found the website good, made contact with other gardeners both near and far, have got lots of information and enjoyed showing others my garden. A couple of improvements would be to let me know when there a comment put on my journal. Also to do a count on the number of views my profile or photos get (just cos I'm nosy and a little narcissistic). I think it would be useful to use an existing uploaded photo from my profile for the journal rather than having to relaod it.

I also think it would be useful to have a plant/seed swap or plant hunters section, as I find many gardeners on here are looking for specific plants. I think nurseries and garden centres could take notes on what people are looking for that might or might not be yet available.

maytree1
Posted 29/04/2009

I enjoy the website, I love the suggestions and comments by the members.

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