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David.

fairclaire wrote: »

I am impressed! A man with 5p flowers is my type of man......sorry TM and Patty :rotfl::rotfl:

Better still fc these can be planted I believe. Not 100% as he only brought 2 gorgeous specimens back and neither ended up in my trolley. Not sure he noticed me once TM turned up

David.

Spiralling whats the beast been at today

David.

Flabby and Stubby :grouphug:

fairclaire

David. wrote: »

Better still fc these can be planted I believe. Not 100% as he only brought 2 gorgeous specimens back and neither ended up in my trolley. Not sure he noticed me once TM turned up

planted!!.....even more jealous .....my favourite march pastime......trawl garden centres, looking for bulbs reduced to 10p because they have died. Plant in garden for a nice surprise next spring:)

I seem to have Alot of those tete - a - tete mini daffy from last years trawl

artha

David. wrote: »

Better still fc these can be planted I believe. Not 100% as he only brought 2 gorgeous specimens back and neither ended up in my trolley. Not sure he noticed me once TM turned up

Well you are definitely not as good looking as TM and my generosity knows no bounds.... (well as long as it's not more than 5p:o)

If TM is still reading, that Hydrangea probably needs a good soak and resting in a cool but not cold place to give it any chance of recovering.

I think Tesco need to be reported to The Royal Society For the Prevention Of Cruelty To Plants...those Mothers Day Hydrangeas were £10 at the weekend and down to 5p tonight for want of some water and care.

fairclaire

artha wrote: »

Well you are definitely not as good looking as TM and my generosity knows no bounds.... (well as long as it's not more than 5p:o)

If TM is still reading, that Hydrangea probably needs a good soak and resting in a cool but not cold place to give it any chance of recovering.

I think Tesco need to be reported to The Royal Society For the Prevention Of Cruelty To Plants...those Mothers Day Hydrangeas were £10 at the weekend and down to 5p tonight for want of some water and care.

hydrangeas at this time of year :eek: if you give them some TLC they will be OK

artha

fairclaire wrote: »

hydrangeas at this time of year :eek: if you give them some TLC they will be OK

Yes, they have of course been forced way ahead of natural flowering and are well pot bound so they can't take water from the top once they dry out...it just runs off. I was in during the afternoon and saw what a sorry state they were in and suggested to one of the lads they give them a good soak. They'd done that by whoopsy time and they were showing signs of recovering. DW bought one this morning in much better condition when they were £2.50:eek:

FloFlo

I have just ordered at todays prices (Mondays prices) on T used a £10 off code (new account) click and collect £2 and then tomorrow (Tuesday) I should be charged the new prices at half price less the £10 code.

Shopping today cost £50.04 - half price when new prices kick in
£25.02 less £10 new account code £15.02 add £2 click and collect £17.04

I have tried this with my store and they still deduct voucher even shopping when new prices kick in make total fall below minimum spend.

I am getting oral B toothbrush heads, adidas deodorant for DH and mouthwash.

fairclaire

Im off to bed folks......should be interesting:cool: we tried to move the bed up to the loft today but we had a problem with the slats on the ikea bed :cool:......in short they are broke and we need new ones. Im off to buy replacements on Saturday .....

......BUT we moved the mattress up there first so we have a mattress in the lovely loft with no bed :rotfl::rotfl:.......mattress on the floor for us for the rest of the week:eek:.....might be fun:rotfl::rotfl: I remember a time we fitted in a 2'9'' bed quite happily :rotfl::rotfl:

night:wave:

artha

Anyone going to M&S in the morning?