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Setmefree's Diary: MFi5 journey
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Hi :hello:
Hayfever a lot better:D
Stuart - the local honey thing does work I think. I buy local honey for Mr SMF2 as he loves honey but sadly I don't like it - where ever it comes from LOL.
Hanging baskets are easy - using previous year's baskets just empty out all of last years soil. Put about one tray of bedding plants into the empty basket. You probably won't need any extra soil. A tray of violas like these
can be quite cheap. I paid about £4 for a tray in homebase I think - I did have a 15% off voucher.
If you don't have hanking baskets from previous year you can buy them from £3.99
www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=20001&partNumber=042023&Trail=searchtext>HANGING+BASKET
or even as cheap as £1.49
www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=20001&partNumber=792603&Trail=searchtext>HANGING+BASKET
I like the Rattan ones myself.0 -
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Happy Easter to you and family, we've already started on the chocolate!0
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Well Tom got an Easter egg but he's far too young to eat it, needs must and all that;):icotbaske0
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Just read this full diary from the start. Very inspirational - keep up the hard work and thanks for the comments you put on my thread :TUpdating soon...0
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been away for a while...super impressed with your progress...!!!:D
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setmefree2 wrote: »but.........
I have (and my youngest ) really bad hayfever at the moment 
SMF2
Well done on the gardening - after two years of looking like it was fit only for the compost heap my climbing clematis has finally made some progress. thanks goodness I was patient! Know what you mean about the hayfever though. Without fail I sneeze about 10 times on waking up - I'm exhausted before I even get out of bed! :rotfl:
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