Log in or Sign up

SHOW US YOUR RECENT PURCHASES 2018

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by ARMANDII, Jan 1, 2018.

Thread Status:: Not open for further replies.

Page 51 of 57

wiseowl Admin Staff Member
Joined:
Oct 29, 2006
Messages:
45,240
Gender:
Male
Occupation:
Philosophy of people
Location:
Flying Free As A Bird over North Kent Marshes
Ratings:
+93,011
Good afternoon @Verdun my friend I have ordered my hot spot plant,should be here within the next few days
- Like x 2
wiseowl, Sep 5, 2018
#751 Quote in Conversation
Verdun Passionate gardener
Joined:
Oct 16, 2012
Messages:
7,475
Gender:
Male
Location:
West Cornwall
Ratings:
+17,487
Excellent WO .

Cross Common is worth a visit too if you're down here. Specialists in tender, rare and unusual plants. I try to go there once or twice a year....prob 20 miles from me
- Like x 2
- Informative x 1
Verdun, Sep 5, 2018
#752 Quote in Conversation
alana Super Gardener
Joined:
May 5, 2008
Messages:
765
Occupation:
Head Gardener
Location:
Far East of Suffolk
Ratings:
+2,632
I rescued a pink topaz aster and 24 pansies from Homebase clearance shelf. The aster is bursting out of the pot so will probably split x 4 to bed up with the purple dome asters which are making a ribbon of colour through my cottage garden border. Common but reliable and they do well here.

The pansies are already in the window box that has been empty for a day
- Like x 4
alana, Sep 5, 2018
#753 Quote in Conversation
Verdun Passionate gardener
Joined:
Oct 16, 2012
Messages:
7,475
Gender:
Male
Location:
West Cornwall
Ratings:
+17,487
Yep, 4 plants for next year alana. The way to do it at this time of year.
- Like x 2
Verdun, Sep 5, 2018
#754 Quote in Conversation
wiseowl Admin Staff Member
Joined:
Oct 29, 2006
Messages:
45,240
Gender:
Male
Occupation:
Philosophy of people
Location:
Flying Free As A Bird over North Kent Marshes
Ratings:
+93,011
Hi @Verdun this arrived this morning my friend
- Like x 4
wiseowl, Sep 6, 2018
#755 Quote in Conversation
Verdun Passionate gardener
Joined:
Oct 16, 2012
Messages:
7,475
Gender:
Male
Location:
West Cornwall
Ratings:
+17,487
Hiya Woo.....
Great. Nice n quick
Perhaps a mulch of gravel?
- Like x 2
Verdun, Sep 6, 2018
#756 Quote in Conversation
wiseowl Admin Staff Member
Joined:
Oct 29, 2006
Messages:
45,240
Gender:
Male
Occupation:
Philosophy of people
Location:
Flying Free As A Bird over North Kent Marshes
Ratings:
+93,011
Hi @Verdun my friend have added some grit to the mix and some white gravel to be added or I have plenty of small white seashells
- Like x 3
wiseowl, Sep 6, 2018
#757 Quote in Conversation
Verdun Passionate gardener
Joined:
Oct 16, 2012
Messages:
7,475
Gender:
Male
Location:
West Cornwall
Ratings:
+17,487
Excellent Woo
- Friendly x 1
Verdun, Sep 6, 2018
#758 Quote in Conversation
alana Super Gardener
Joined:
May 5, 2008
Messages:
765
Occupation:
Head Gardener
Location:
Far East of Suffolk
Ratings:
+2,632
I bought a sack barrow from Screwfix to move my heavy pots. Its a sturdy one that will take weights up to 150 kilos and it was already made up which was a bonus - I was expecting a self assembly job
- Like x 4
alana, Sep 8, 2018
#759 Quote in Conversation
Cassie Gardener
Joined:
Apr 4, 2018
Messages:
78
Gender:
Female
Location:
Macedon Ranges, Australia
Ratings:
+201
Beautiful Redstar. Where are you going to put it? Would smell lovely when you brush against it I would like.
- Like x 1
Cassie, Sep 9, 2018
#760 Quote in Conversation
andrews Super Gardener
Joined:
Aug 28, 2018
Messages:
900
Gender:
Male
Occupation:
Waste Management and Consultancy
Location:
South Yorkshire
Ratings:
+2,369
alana said: ↑
I bought a sack barrow from Screwfix to move my heavy pots. Its a sturdy one that will take weights up to 150 kilos and it was already made up which was a bonus - I was expecting a self assembly job
Click to expand...

A sack barrow was one of my best gardening purchases. My current one was from screwfix. Its had some serious abuse and is still going strong
- Like x 1
andrews, Sep 9, 2018
#761 Quote in Conversation
andrews Super Gardener
Joined:
Aug 28, 2018
Messages:
900
Gender:
Male
Occupation:
Waste Management and Consultancy
Location:
South Yorkshire
Ratings:
+2,369
Not exactly a purchase. Went to the local nursery and swapped some surplus brugmansias for the stuff on the table and a ginger
- Like x 3
andrews, Sep 9, 2018
#762 Quote in Conversation
BigC Super Gardener
Joined:
Jun 13, 2017
Messages:
495
Gender:
Male
Location:
Northern Ireland
Ratings:
+1,765
Just got me a Coffee/Spice Grinder from Sainsburys (reduced and reduced again with son's staff card) £10...
Time to Dry and Grind some Chilli's methinks .....bland food will never taste the same

Anyone for Sprinkles
- Like x 4
BigC, Sep 12, 2018
#763 Quote in Conversation
Pushkin Super Gardener
Joined:
Mar 19, 2018
Messages:
328
Gender:
Male
Occupation:
Gardener
Location:
Bristol
Ratings:
+1,222
£3.99 in Lidl.
- Like x 3
Pushkin, Sep 12, 2018
#764 Quote in Conversation
shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member
Joined:
Jul 3, 2006
Messages:
64,880
Gender:
Male
Occupation:
Retired - Last Century!!!
Location:
Herts/Essex border. Zone 8b
Ratings:
+127,068
That's a very reasonable price for Zebra grass . It's an excellent grass that is tough as old boots, is happy with most soils and positions although is happiest in sunny, moist, well drained soil. At the size you have bought it, it should establish quickly. Don't prune it back until early Spring (unless it's looking tatty) but don't leave it later than that as the new stems will start to grow then.

Once well established you may find, after a few years, that it's getting a bit big for the site. That's easily solved as it is quite simple to split with a spade. Then you have some established plants to put elsewhere, or give away or sell. We sell ours on Open Day for £2.50.
- Like x 2
shiney, Sep 13, 2018
#765 Quote in Conversation

Page 51 of 57

Loading...

Similar Threads - SHOW RECENT PURCHASES

Show Us Your Recent Purchases 2019
shiney, Jan 6, 2019, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
Replies:
435
Views:
38,696
john558
Jan 14, 2020
Show us your recent purchases 2016
Fat Controller, Jan 2, 2016, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
Replies:
142
Views:
16,158
ARMANDII
Dec 26, 2016
Show us your recent purchases.
PeterS, Apr 27, 2012, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
Replies:
1,161
Views:
128,957
Marley Farley
Feb 8, 2014
Car Show.
redstar, Mar 9, 2025, in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
Replies:
1
Views:
174
Songbird
Mar 9, 2025
Show us your gardening purchases 2025
Loofah, Jan 8, 2025, in forum: General Gardening Discussion
Replies:
239
Views:
11,352
ClematisDbee
Today at 11:45 AM

Thread Status:: Not open for further replies.

Share This Page

This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
Accept Learn More...
Dismiss Notice