Hi everyone! I'm a beginner/intermediate gardener in Scandinavia. I do indoors gardening for one half of the year, usually starting in Sep/October and lasting until May, but due to warming temperatures, our first and last frost are being moved closer so our summer growing season is slowly getting longer.

Happy to be here and learn from everyone.

Welcome to the Junction from Down Under @I_garden_in_snow . There are are one or two others on here from Scandinavia also so you may find something of interest from them @svalli is one to look for

Welcome from America's Dairyland, where we actually have a small village by the name of (and this is where it gets GOOD!) Scandinavia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia,_Wisconsin)

The Gotch

Welcome from hot and humid N. Florida!

Whwoz wrote: ↑Sun Apr 27, 2025 5:21 am Welcome to the Junction from Down Under @I_garden_in_snow . There are are one or two others on here from Scandinavia also so you may find something of interest from them @svalli is one to look for

Oh haha I didn't know that! That's great to hear, thanks for letting me know.

A warm welcome from the warm state of Georgia!

Welcome from Newfoundland Canada.
We have a lot in common (snow, that is!!)

A warm welcome to you @I_garden_in_snow. I hope that you learn much and enjoy yourself here.

Welcome from Illinois, USA

Welcome from Central Texas.

Hello and welcome from N.E. Ohio. Hope you enjoy Tomato Junction !

Hi Welcome to the Junction

Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum from close by, but not exactly from Scandinavia. My gardens are in Finland.

Welcome from alaska

Greetings from Yorkshire. One of my favourite tomatoes is Imur Prior Beta, which is reportedly Norwegian.

Our growing season is also stretching, which is not entirely a good thing. (Some plants require a certain amount of Winter chill to perform properly.)

Tim DH

Welcome to the Junction!

@I_garden_in_snow
Welcome to TomatoJunction!

Welcome from NE Pennsylvania.

Hello from Denmark.