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Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
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Treacodactyl Downsizer Moderator
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wellington womble
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I wasn't angling for some! I've got one of those very long thin gardens, that seems to be all fence, and hops are nice and green (I don't like the golden one as much) and would cover them up nicely, but I'd need about 50 plants. I was going to buy a couple, and divide them, or take cuttings.
it sounds like it will survive my garden maintenaince programme nicely, and it shouldn't be a problem getting it past the finance department!
At the moment, I'd be happy with a functional kitchen (should be finished today, where have I heard that before!?) but we may have a new garden next year, if the kitchen gets finished, and the estate agents pull their fingers out! |
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Bugs
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joanne
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wellington womble
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