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Bonsai tree gift?
Topcat1982
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I've asked difficult to buy for Granparents what they want for xmas and they've said a bonsai tree. So good at least I know.
I can see them on amazon and ebay but I'm wary of getting it delivered. Where could I buy one in person?
Oh, and I'm on a budget (<£25)
I can see them on amazon and ebay but I'm wary of getting it delivered. Where could I buy one in person?
Oh, and I'm on a budget (<£25)
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Not sure of your location but IF you can get to the Christmas markets in Manchester they have a Bonsai stall in Alberts square.Life is like a bath, the longer you are in it the more wrinkly you become.0
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There's a place in Cornwall .... but you didn't say where you are. It kind of helps.
My sibling refuses to buy bonsai - it's cruel or something.... bl00dy vegetarians, eh!0 -
ooh sorry! I'm in Edinburgh.
There are christmas markets here I will have a look.
Cruel? to who? I don't want to send any non PC gifts
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I am by no means an expert here but I bought one cheaply off eBay a few years ago and it died within months... quite possibly it was just a small branch stuck in a pot. Just a word of warning, it might be one of those things it's better to spend a bit more on0
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Any garden centre or DIY store with a Garden section will have them - I've bought from B&Q before, they usually have loads.I want my sun-drenched, wind-swept Ingrid Bergman kiss, Not in the next life, I want it in this, I want it in this
Use your imagination, or you can borrow mine!0
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