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Has anyone spotted some good gardening bargains?


Tracie

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I thought it would be good to get a thread going with all the best special offers at local gardening centres, gardening websites etc. :D

 

Over the summer Morrisons started to sell off their old flower buckets at 8 for 99p. Once you have drilled a few holes in the bottom, these are fab for growing a variety of plants - we grew cucumber plants in them over the summer! I popped into Morrisons yesterday and now they are selling the same buckets at 20 for 99p. Bargain! :clap:

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Lidls has got cheap gardening stuff on offer at the mo - the composter looks quite good value.

 

Also Wyevale's garden centre are selling off their seeds for .25p a packet if anyone works / travels near to their locations (I went to the one in Halifax). Got over 50 packets of seed for £14 - real value over £120 (Bella Cucumber normally £3.99 on sale for .25p)

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I thought it would be good to get a thread going with all the best special offers at local gardening centres, gardening websites etc. :D

 

Over the summer Morrisons started to sell off their old flower buckets at 8 for 99p. Once you have drilled a few holes in the bottom, these are fab for growing a variety of plants - we grew cucumber plants in them over the summer! I popped into Morrisons yesterday and now they are selling the same buckets at 20 for 99p. Bargain! :clap:

Yes, Tracie, I find Morrisons very good for plants as well.Even at their ordinary prices they are good.

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does anyone know where i can get leylandii or fast growing conifers CHEAP.

for use as a wind break on grazing land,looking at about 20-25.

try laurel instead :)

 

The big problem with the conifers is that they won't regrow if they are damaged (eg, by wind) but things like laurel, hawthorn (easily grown from cuttings) and pyracanthus do - and they don't harbour the nasties that damage our crops and lead to the necessity for hideous amounts of pesticides ;)

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try laurel instead :)

 

The big problem with the conifers is that they won't regrow if they are damaged (eg, by wind) but things like laurel, hawthorn (easily grown from cuttings) and pyracanthus do - and they don't harbour the nasties that damage our crops and lead to the necessity for hideous amounts of pesticides ;)

 

 

i tried blackthorn & hawthorn last year but the sodding horses eat it. laurel is on the list of shrubs not to plant with horses.

just put in a pyracanthus and a couple of buddliea, but i still need some fast vigorous growth

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