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  • Rummer
    Rummer Posts: 6,550 Forumite
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    Dave, the poly tunnel people you used have staging which is very reasonably priced!
    Taking responsibility one penny at a time!
  • ukmaggie45
    ukmaggie45 Posts: 2,968 Forumite
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    Flip is that time of the year again choille, it has gone sooooooooo quick.. sorry will not be able to light a fire, but i will light a fag:D

    I just had the (probably) last cig of the day hanging out of the kitchen bifold in honour of the sun returning to Choille. Saw the north star, the plough, and Orion's belt. :) Spoke to the universe that I hope Choille gets into her new home and out of her caravan before next winter.

    Dear Choille, hope you are feeling better and less fally-overy! My best wishes to you from cold and frosty Liverpool!
  • Rummer
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    Oh one more question (well for this evening :rotfl:). I am keen to have a lavender hedge, like Maggies? Just wondered if it is easy to grow from seed or if I should go for plug plants?
    Taking responsibility one penny at a time!
  • Itismehonest
    Itismehonest Posts: 4,352 Forumite
    I started with just a few plants & took cuttings.
    I've never tried growing lavender from seed.
    Something in the back of the brain is saying I've heard it's not easy to do.
  • lostinrates
    lostinrates Posts: 55,283 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    I sowed lavender last year and it all took.
  • alfie_1
    alfie_1 Posts: 5,837 Forumite
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    edited 15 January 2012 at 8:41PM
    evening...ive written this post twice already so 3rd time lucky... my fault totally pressing wrong button !!:o

    for choille day i have not lit a bonfire..i lit some fireworks out on the green [much to passers amusement :rotfl:]..................

    iv been "doing" this dollshouse for about 6 hrs now :eek: and im half way :( trouble is its a very old house so i have to "do" it old..... moss on the roof tiles etc :) i dont have to be so pernickity but i will be...:rotfl:

    CTC....if you and your fellow hunks....sorry bikers are ever heading for the new forest im sure i can provide refreshments....;)

    p.s. LIR...what do you reckon to dog coat ??

    LIR..... i love the sound of that and the birds will love it :D keeping all those bugs at bay from the fruit trees??

    ive just had a 20minute break to eat my jack potato's and am now back to the grindstone...

    oh oh oh !! must tell you, at the panto wardrobe meeting last night ,after saying of my hand problem re making hats,the "director" [:eek:] informed me that a neighbouring panto group already had the beatrice and eugene hats that she could have borrowed !!! :mad: the rest of the women went silent and all looked at me as i counted to ten ..........then twenty .....then thirty....:eek:
  • Itismehonest
    Itismehonest Posts: 4,352 Forumite
    & then floored her? :rotfl:
  • lostinrates
    lostinrates Posts: 55,283 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    Alfie, I just measured dog dog and your very lovely coat is too small for her. Freakishly huge thing that she is. Thank you so much anyway :(
  • Davesnave
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    Rummer wrote: »
    Dave, the poly tunnel people you used have staging which is very reasonably priced!

    So they do!:o I only looked at the polytunnel metal-framed stuff and then thought, "That's no good, I want paths down the sides." Anyway, I bought 60' of aluminium stuff second hand.

    The price on that looks good. :)
    Rummer wrote: »
    Oh one more question (well for this evening :rotfl:). I am keen to have a lavender hedge, like Maggies? Just wondered if it is easy to grow from seed or if I should go for plug plants?

    I grew lavender from seed because I didn't trust myself to succeed with cuttings from "a plant that came over from France with Mary Queen of Scots." ( :rotfl:) However, a couple of cuttings took, so I have Mary's original lavender (:whistle:) and a few seedlings that came out much the same, or in fact, better. :D

    But lavender from seed is verrrrrrry s-l-o-w, so plants will be wee in their first winter.
  • Rummer
    Rummer Posts: 6,550 Forumite
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    I will buy some plants then, is there a variety people would recommend?
    Taking responsibility one penny at a time!
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