Let me know if you find the item ok.
Good luck, Peter.

Fantastic Watering Can at "The Range".
Eleven Litre plastic "Promo Watering Can" 176732 @ £3.49p with a massive black plastic rose. Waters faster than a mains hose, but gentle enough for seedbed.

Also rubber body and brass perforated plate generic rose 256413 @ £0.99p

There I was thinking Dimmer Half

Dh?

OH yes, is dh a girlie put down?

The password to the site is case sensitive though.

As the clock on the wall tripped round past midnight the rain started to tap on the window here. When sowing seed earlier today the surface of the soil is as mid-summer, deeper down it's ok dampish. Last usable rose snapped today, why when the watering can seems UV stable is the disc with holes in n...

Allan wrote: There is once again 2700 gallon storage available at the farm, half of it still has rain from some time ago when it became inaccessible.

Allan, what became inaccessible, farm, rain, stored water or the storage tank?

I am perplexed.

Just don't end up in the dog bowl again.

You want to try where I am. We're not allowed to water with hosepipes, only fill waterbuts with them. You lucky lucky, lucky soft northener . Not only do the angels widdle more on you than on me, but your allowed to fill your butt with a hose. Down here, where the rain don't fall, we get four horse...

Moulds also I reckon.

Congratulations Chanters, didn't know Prescott could appoint Ladies in waiting, I though that was the Queen's perogative, but well done gal.

Strange days at the mo

Can PM you if you are intrigued, but my time is not how shall I say, fully occupied.

Only works if you have lengths that are not in/over crops. Get the best and longest rubber gloves you can find. Mix up some v-strong glyphosphate in a plastic painters tin (or similar). Take a paint brush and/or bit of old rag. Find your bramble. Carefully paint it or stroke it with the rag after di...

Did not intend to piss you off, just warning that the nannies do worry aboutt it. I agree wholeheartedly and stand corrected on terminology, I WAS refering to planings. I'll still ask though, just to find out why. My father who was head of a Secondary Modern was RAFVR and went through WWII, flew a d...

Chap I work with is a Conservation Volunteer and his group used to use scalpings and is now not allowed to. Some concern about petroleum based tar component leaching out into the soil. Seems silly as the damm stuff covers virtually every road in the UK. Might just be cos he generally works in Nature...