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hello mark, welcome. Best place to come for a fix especially during these winter days when you're climbing the walls!
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Hi Mark, and welcome
Glad you felt the need to talk about your addiction. We have therapy classes at Exotic Nurseries, and this relieves the pressure of money in the wallet
Glad you felt the need to talk about your addiction. We have therapy classes at Exotic Nurseries, and this relieves the pressure of money in the wallet
Best regards
Dave
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Hi and welcome, Mark (MrG).
Be warned, this is not a place to find a cure for your addiction
Be warmed! - by the company of fellow addicts who indulge their addiction.
Be warned, this is not a place to find a cure for your addiction
Be warmed! - by the company of fellow addicts who indulge their addiction.
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Welcome!
Any pictures of your addiction (garden/plants?)
Any pictures of your addiction (garden/plants?)
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So here's my story, three years ago i had a garden, it wasn't much but it was getting there, and it had a koi pond i dug by hand and half killed me. Then we decided to move! so we bought a new house, which lacked the things most of us take for granted, like heating for example, but it did have a lot of over things, like spiders that walked around like they owned the place. It also has a garden, although this was mainly moss and 30 foot fir trees.
so jump forward three years, most things with eight legs or more have been eradicated, and a chainsaw put paid to the 11 trees, a good fun afternoon with a concrete breaker got rid of the path, and lots of digging and skip filling saw the back of the rockery that was trendy once, and now we are ready.
so jump forward three years, most things with eight legs or more have been eradicated, and a chainsaw put paid to the 11 trees, a good fun afternoon with a concrete breaker got rid of the path, and lots of digging and skip filling saw the back of the rockery that was trendy once, and now we are ready.
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OK the house is finished, so here it is, my new dream garden, or at least some pics of it under going its change, i still have some hard landscaping to do that should be complete by the spring, and all this double digging is killing me! i will post some pics along the way so hopefully you can enjoy seeing it as much as i do.
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i can understand why those tree were there in the first place.
i hope you have a good idea for the end of the garden.
i hope you have a good idea for the end of the garden.