Tropical Nursery Bargains in Bedford

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    Got a sneaky feeling the wife is going to take the pee! I'll tell her the plants can keep her warm in the winter, we don't need the radiator............. :snork: Fg :blue thumb: :biggrin: :ccheers:
     
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      Blimey :hate-shocked: , don't worry al when you've planted all that your wife won't be able to find you :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
       
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        I think that's just as well"........... :lunapic 130165696578242 5: :rofllol: :rofllol:
         
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          Sal went in this morning and gave them my list. spoke to them before and they're winging their way to me on wed!!! :hapydancsmil::dbgrtmb::wub2::yahoo::yes::yes::yes:


          thanks again sal, and good to talk to you briefly this afternoon!!! :dancy:
           
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          Still can`t belive how cheap is the delivery , other nursery charge even more for a single plant :thud:.
          I really hope you got a sharp shovel , because you will have to dig a lot and a forklift to unloading the plants.
          the guy told me that they charge for pallets , please post a picture of the pallet because it must be a really big one.
           
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            It's a good price for delivery. I'll definately take a photo of the pallet, gawd knows where I'm going to put everything............. :snork:

            I'll need to Enlist in some help getting them through to the garden!!
             
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              Exactly how big was your bathroom radiator going to be al 10ft x 10ft platinum ! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
               
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                Lol, it was a 1800mm x 400mm. I will get one ( eventually, before winter sets in!) to replace the towel rad that is there which is about much use asa chocolate fire guard!!!! :snork:
                 
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                The wife? Tell her its lighter than lugging the radiator would have been !!
                 
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                  2 days to go!!!! :biggrin:
                   
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                    Oh, and the replacement rad is a goer, I don't need as much money I've saved for the wife's mat leave, good all round!!! :yes: :yes: :yes:
                     
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                      That's good al you'll be able to overwinter all your tropicals on it now! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                       
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                        Al , I was just thinking about the yucca , It`s actually the biggest of all the plants , but I got the suspicious that is a yucca elephantis , I had one in my garden for 2/3 year only , a small speciment , did survived the first 3 bad winter but no the coldest of all , overall died down to the ground but survived , the point you don`t want to lose that plant as it actually I rekon would take at least 15/20 years to reach that high again.
                        Really can wait as well for tmw , I really hope that you like the plants.
                         
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                          Lol, I am going to put central heating in the garden Mowgley!! :snork:

                          Sal, i'm going to put the yukka in a big planter, so when winter comes I'll put it in either the garage or shed, so hopefully it'll be ok. I can't wait either, it's like chrimmy eve for me, waiting to see what father garden centre is bringing me ( I think I've been a good boy! )

                          Also it's the last piece of our house renovation tomorrow too, a fireplace is getting fitted in the boys play room, so no more mahoosive big hole in the wall :yes: :yes: :yes:
                           
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