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Phil Grady

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Location: mid Ohio, 40.318626 -83.766931

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Ive noticed quite a few people posting on here asking questions regarding projects and gardening.
a lot of the questions are difficult to give credible answers too because there is no location information
please could people update their profiles. i do not wish you home address or contact info just a general area.

thanks Phil

Hugo Morvan

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Location: France, Burgundy, parc naturel Morvan

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ok, done that. Why you have all these numbers?

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Phil Grady

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google view those numbers as longitude and latitude and you get a satellite view of my home

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Chris Kott

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Location: Marmora, Ontario

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I agree, Phil, though I don't think I will post my GPS coordinates, personally.

I mean, I love you all, but I don't really want everybody just showing up, expecting a couch to crash on, or a scrap of floor.

And yeah, most of the time I'm responding to those threads, I end up asking for location details. I can't give anything but generalised advice without specific information.

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Phil Grady

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if anybody ever turns up at my place i'll welcome there help cleaning out the goats, fixing the barn or fencing, and there are always the chicken coups that need clearing

S Bengi

pollinator

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Location: Massachusetts, Zone:6/7 AHS:4 GDD:3000 Rainfall:48in even Soil:SandyLoam pH6 Flat

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At the very least state, country info and then I can google the rest. Or if you want be nice.

Winter Coldness: Zone 6/7
Summer Hotness: AHS 4
Rainfall Amount/Distribution: 52inch, Even (or Mostly Winter or Mostly Summer)
Soil: pH 6, sandy loam, compacted, flat (I assume avg if blank)

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My 2nd Location:Florida HardinessZone:10 AHS:10 GDD:8500 Rainfall:2in/mth winter, 8in/mth summer, Soil:Sand pH8 Flat

Hester Winterbourne

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Location: West Midlands UK (zone 8b) Rainfall 26"

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52°43'04.7 2°06'13.2

I don't mind at all sharing the co-ordinates of the allotment site where I have my little 8m by 16m plot! Welcome to Penkridge, UK!

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