Upcoming new Mer from Seattle :)

[Meilyn]

Hi everyone! I've been stalking you all for quite some time now. Long enough to have saved up more than enough for a Finfolk tail with additions!! (They said mine would get started around June :) so excited!!) So I thought it would be time to come out from the shadows and introduce myself.

Well :) I hope you have a wonderful day and thank you for reading!! ^_^

[Mermaid Adriel]

Welcome to mernetwork! ^_^

[MerAnthony]

Welcome an enjoy.

[PearlieMae]

Hi Meilyn! Welcome to the network! I think your planning will get you far as an entertainer and/or business person, no matter what you choose to do!

[ShyMer]

Welcome! I'll be looking forward to seeing what Finfolk makes for you!

Also just for fun, what are your favorite plants in your garden? My porch is roomy but gets little light (the awning makes it nice in poor weather for sitting, but not for plants), so I'm limited to lower light plants and things that can fit on my windowsill. I mostly like to grow herbs, but someday when I get my own yard I want to go all out with flowers and vegetables <3

[Mermaid Aalayah]

Yay another mer in my area! Welcome :)

[Mermaid Octavia]

Yay PNW mers! Welcome!

[Triton-Mahtlinnie]

Welcome fellow Seattle mer!

[Meilyn]

Welcome! I'll be looking forward to seeing what Finfolk makes for you!

Also just for fun, what are your favorite plants in your garden? My porch is roomy but gets little light (the awning makes it nice in poor weather for sitting, but not for plants), so I'm limited to lower light plants and things that can fit on my windowsill. I mostly like to grow herbs, but someday when I get my own yard I want to go all out with flowers and vegetables <3

Thank you for the warm welcome everyone!!
Strawberries! Wild mountain hybrids only though. I find the commercial type to be not as fun. Plus Alpine strawberries don't usually produce runners and are more fragrant and flavorful despite their cute miniature size. 19920 Also if you don't have much light or room, try an Aerogarden. I've bought 4 and have 3 left. Someone stole one lol. They're a little pricey but worth it in my opinion. And try this cute eggshell pot! I did it last year and it was super fun, cheap, and cute!

Herbs and anything that doesn't bear fruit or plants where you use the leaves only require little sunlight and are best put in shady areas. They'll reach out for sunlight this creating bigger leaves usually and it's a benefit for you when you put herbs/leafy plants in shaded areas :) don't think all plants need 100% summer type sun ^_^ some are happy living the the shadows hehe

[Meilyn]

http://m.wikihow.com/Root-Garden-Seeds-in-an-Eggshell

Eggshell pots! Until they're big enough to put outdoors/bigger pots. All you do when they outgrow the eggshell is crack it up a bit, then stick them in dirt!

[lollikit]

Welcome welcome welcome
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I say how do you do?
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I say hip hip hurray
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To Ponyville today

[Mermaid Muir]

Welcome! Enjoy your time here!