What gardening item would you put in Room 101 ?
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Happymouse
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I would put BLACK plastic flower pots in Room 101. I don't know why I dislike them so much but I do !
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Annoying watering cans with spouts that are slightly too short so I can't fill the can without it spouting all over the place and usually on my feet!
Chantal
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One of our committee members who has said that I never do anything on my plot anyway so having injured myself will make no difference!!!!!
Mind you, there'll be a queue of people wanting to put him in Room 101, including the rest of the committee!!!!
As for radishes, I grow them and eat them. A quick crop and something for when I get the munchies on the plot. Plus the leaves that I uses in salads.
Mind you, there'll be a queue of people wanting to put him in Room 101, including the rest of the committee!!!!
As for radishes, I grow them and eat them. A quick crop and something for when I get the munchies on the plot. Plus the leaves that I uses in salads.
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Lizzie
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- Jenny Green
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Do living things count?
'Presents' of invasive, disease ridden, or pest carrying plants.
'Presents' of invasive, disease ridden, or pest carrying plants.
Old and rotting carpets on allotments. Such an eye-sore.
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Piglets,
cant be doing with the bloody things
Doh!
cant be doing with the bloody things
Doh!
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"You cannot plough a field by turning it over in your mind".
"You cannot plough a field by turning it over in your mind".
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fen not fen
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Have to agree with pea and bean netting - as I am constantly freeing the dog from it, tripping over it, getting it raveled up in machinery etc I have banned it from the garden.
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I agree Fen, the stuff is also not very strong and tears into gaping holes very easily. A good choice.
Kindest regards Piglet
"You cannot plough a field by turning it over in your mind".
"You cannot plough a field by turning it over in your mind".
Not really gardening equipment, but what about those plastic tie thingys that come with the bin-bags in this part of the world? I am forever having to unwind them from the bloody lawnmower and then they somehow crawl into the house and get into the Hoover.
The hours I've spent disentangling the damn stuff when all I wanted to do was a quick mow or vacuum.....having a hot flush just thinking about it.
The hours I've spent disentangling the damn stuff when all I wanted to do was a quick mow or vacuum.....having a hot flush just thinking about it.
Jude
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