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silvercar

Morning all!

I need bedding plants. can't do bizzi lizzis because we got the blight 2 years ago so need to avoid for 3 years. Tried trailing lobelia last year and they were not that exciting. Any ideas?

They are going in a 3 inch wide bed that forms the double stone wall edge of the patio. Part shade, part sun.

Savvybuyer

aau1 wrote: »

How do you work this out? Do you have bonus point till spits or am i missing something?

£22.50 spend gets 44 points worth 22p (44p in the double up)

I already have over 500 points, so I've having £2.50 taken off my card. I notice I've been ambiguious (unusual for me, but I've probably learned to discard some of my pedantry over the years): I wrote "getting" £2.50 and I've taken it that I've "got" the £2.50 the moment I have spent it. Which, I suppose, is how we should treat these things: it's no good having points locked on a card and not using them: like a bank account, just a figure stored in a computer or on a screen (when logged into Nectar's website for instance) gaining no interest.

From £22.50 with £2.50 off, this would normally give 40 points. You've got me into mentioning the following now (which I was near to mentioning earlier but didn't): if I have a double points coupon (either a till spit from previous shopping or a bonus offer), I use it on the £20+ shop and then get 80 points (only equates to 40p but it all adds up). Last time I had 'double points coupon' and used it and then I'd had a bonus offer on my Nectar account online offering me 50 bonus points on my next shop at Sains. Only after doing that £20 and a bit shop did I choose to activate it! My "next shop", I bought one whoopsied bread at 9 pence - and actually made a profit on that shop! 1 bag re-use (why not?) and 50 points onto my card - 25p! I think these offers expected me to do a full shop next time! Not me though.:rotfl:

SunnyDelight

mummyvb wrote: »

Good morning and I just wanted to say thank you to whoever it was that recommended the Mcguigan Bin 736 Shiraz during the last 25% off event. I can't remember who it was, sorry. I bought a bottle and we opened it last night to have with some whoopsied steak. It was very nice indeed, will certainly look out for it again, so whoever it was- thank you for the recommendation! x

:beer:
I am glad you enjoyed it as it is one of our favourite wines and was an excellent price in the offer.

emmlouie

hello:wave: lovely day again today. going to see where i can take the boys today for free where they can burn off lots of energy, they seem to have extra this morning

Mildred1970

emmlouie wrote: »

hello:wave: lovely day again today. going to see where i can take the boys today for free where they can burn off lots of energy, they seem to have extra this morning

Will you please take my DS with you

Pleeeeeaase

Coupon_Kathy

Claire1972 wrote: »

Thanks for this, was going to go out and get this today.

I have my coat on! Just not certain it will work:j could do with one of the really clever people on here having a look at this one, as I am not sure any more. :j

squilliondollarbaby

silvercar wrote: »

Morning all!

I need bedding plants. can't do bizzi lizzis because we got the blight 2 years ago so need to avoid for 3 years. Tried trailing lobelia last year and they were not that exciting. Any ideas?

They are going in a 3 inch wide bed that forms the double stone wall edge of the patio. Part shade, part sun.

How about geraniums? Most people don't see them as bedding plants but they work fine, you can pick up big numbers nice & cheap from the likes of http://www.jerseyplantsdirect.com/

Reliable & easy, flower all summer long if you keep them dead headed

Happiest in full sun but I've got a VERY shady spot where they still do great.

aau1

Savvybuyer wrote: »

I already have over 500 points, so I've having £2.50 taken off my card. I notice I've been ambiguious (unusual for me, but I've probably learned to discard some of my pedantry over the years): I wrote "getting" £2.50 and I've taken it that I've "got" the £2.50 the moment I have spent it. Which, I suppose, is how we should treat these things: it's no good having points locked on a card and not using them: like a bank account, just a figure stored in a computer or on a screen (when logged into Nectar's website for instance) gaining no interest.

From £22.50 with £2.50 off, this would normally give 40 points. You've got me into mentioning the following now (which I was near to mentioning earlier but didn't): if I have a double points coupon (either a till spit from previous shopping or a bonus offer), I use it on the £20+ shop and then get 80 points (only equates to 40p but it all adds up). Last time I had 'double points coupon' and used it and then I'd had a bonus offer on my Nectar account online offering me 50 bonus points on my next shop at Sains. Only after doing that £20 and a bit shop did I choose to activate it! My "next shop", I bought one whoopsied bread at 9 pence - and actually made a profit on that shop! 1 bag re-use (why not?) and 50 points onto my card - 25p! I think these offers expected me to do a full shop next time! Not me though.:rotfl:

Gotcha in first sentence

LANGO1966

Whoops-a-Daisy wrote: »

Gillette Fusion Proglider is the trigger B/C 7173 £5 in A's on 3 for £10 offer.

Hi,
Can you please clarify if razor is the silver touch manual razor or the pro glide with the gold slash on front of packaging

zippydooda

nuttybabe wrote: »

thank you.

Thats the £14 isnt it? I had a look on msm and its not showing as in the 3 for £10 offer. Does anyone have it as showing on msm as in the offer?

its not showing in the offer because its not in it