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  1. Anthony Rogers

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    Poundland now have houseplamts

    Various Ficus

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    Pilea ?

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    Fittonia

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      Hey Anthony. How much are they? He he!
       
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        Are those three Benjaminas to a pot? Mrs Shiney would have those split and repotted for sale in a blink of an eye. :blue thumb:
         
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          Hi Shiney,

          There are three in the silver edged, four in the golden edged and four in the Pilea and Fittonia.

          They'll be split in the Spring. I can't do them now as I've got no compost, got to wait now till Wilkinsons put their gardening back in next year.
           
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            3 bare rooted roses from Peter Beales

            R Gardenia
            R Paul's Himalayan Musk
            R Rambling Rector.

            Will be getting them planted today
             
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              That's a bargain :dbgrtmb:

              We don't buy anything for the garden apart from compost :noidea: I tell a lie! :doh: I bought a couple of obelisks the other month but they're still in their boxes in the shed and waiting to be assembled in the Spring. We'll grow annuals up them.
               
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                Just arrived, 3 new clematis to add to my collection,
                Clematis grata, a specices from Asia grows to 8 metres,
                Clematis ladakhiana raised from Chris Chadwell seeds, collected from Himaalayan trip.
                Clematis fruticosa, a specicies from China and Mongolia, grows to 0.5 to 1.5 metres.
                Cant wait for them to flower next year
                 
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                  I like the delicate flowers of Clematis Grata Ian. :)
                   
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                  I had a Paul's Himalayan Musk at a previous house. It covered a 30ft fence in 4 years and grew to15 ft, kept footballs out of our garden nicely.
                  I had a Rambling Rector in another (country garden) I grew it up an old apple tree. That got to about 30ft. Apple blossom, followed by roses, then apples .
                  Both smelt wonderful.
                   
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                      My old wheel barrow "died" some time ago and yesterday I got around to ordering a new one. I chose one brand, a heavy duty type, which started on Amazon at £46 and with carriage added it was £52....if you wanted next day delivery it was another £8. So I trawled through the Net and found the identical Wheelbarrow for £39, post free which, according the the information, wouldn't be delivered until the 30th January. I wasn't in a hurry, [a next week delivery was fine], and ordered it at around 4pm. It arrived at 10 am this morning.......now that's service!!:thumbsup::yes::snorky:

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                        @ARMANDII Was that this January or three years ago? :scratch:
                         
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                          Point taken, Shiney!! I'm beginning to think that multi functioning is not a good idea!!:dunno::whistle::heehee::loll::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                           
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                            I might agree with you if I understood what multi functioning was. :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                             
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