In the first place...

Welcome Hila,
You are wrong to think that no one will read your blog, everyone who is on Goy reads blogs and usually posts helpful answers.
The people on this site range from people who garden on a balcony to people who garden several acres or more, every aspect is covered.
It is invaluable to anyone just starting out, I wish I had access to this kind of help when I was first entering the wonderful world of gardening.
Best of luck with your planting and enjoy.
Take care.
O.B.

Well i'm another thats read your blog, so welcome to GOY & good luck with your garden, as oldblueyes says this is the best place for gardening as everyone help each other.

And another, you will be amazed at how many people read the blogs, and you can learn a lot from them! welcome to the site and good luck with your gardening, do post some photos when you can.

welcome to GOY...I personally read every blog posted daily. I don't always comment but I do read...Its hard catching up if I miss a day but I do catch up out of fear of missing good advice or amazing pictures...or even a fun story. you will find this site is addicting.

Now you know how wrong you were, Hila. Welcome to the club - and I know I won't be anywhere near the last.

i love reading everybodies blogs
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So what did you buy? you cant say you bought plants and not tell us thats teasing lol.

Its a treat to read all the blogs. I love it. I bet you will too.

I call it my indoor gardening ,it keeps me occupied and I,m entertained and learning at same time,yes I,m addicted ................

I'm glad you wrote the blog Hila because I really enjoyed reading it, and getting a buzz off your enthusiasm and the fun you were having turning a shady back garden into your own little bit of paradise.
Slugs have been exceptionally bothersome recently because the last two summers were unusually wet and cool even for the UK - perfect weather for creatures that slide about on a trail of slime.
What kind of pellets did your neighbour recommend? There's an organic kind called 'advanced slug killer' that aren't poisonous to children and birds they work just as well as the dangerous kind, they kept the slug damage down in my veggie patch last year.
This year I decided to try the nemaslug treatment, a powder containing tiny nematodes that you water into the soil every six weeks, so far the results have been good. Although I did start to notice new slug damage towards the middle of the fifth week.