Eh?That looks nice, but where are the pockets?
These are my tomatoes, about 3" tall. Anyone else think they won't be ready this year?
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Oh I see. No it's for rolling up massive spliffs actually.Potting table, snooker, I’ll get my cue
That's my point, mine should be that size by nowYou never know. If we get a fair bit of warm weather they may develop. Mine have grown fairly quickly.
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We have Arundo Donax going behind the rope which will create the river bank effect, with the two grasses to the right expected to overflow the area they are planted in.
The 1m high wall to the left of this photo will have 3 pier heads and pallet decking between to create the effect of a harbour, which I hope to secure a couple of lengths of chain to sit along the wall with willowy grasses growing at the ground level front, which will flow in the wind.
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The wife's indoor plants are coming along nicely now she has some she doesn't need to water and look after
Another 1 tonne of 40mm shingle ordered for Saturday morning, so that will guarantee the sun will come out and will be 40 in the shade
Luckily I'm only ordering another 1 tonne bag, after guessing that 5 tonnes was required and that should finish the effect we are after and will be after 1 tonne of topsoil and 3 tonnes of 40mm shingle have been put down.
What battery system are you using? I've found my 36v mower is easily as powerful as my petrol mower was.It is very nice not having a cable. I’ve only used the Ryobi a couple of times but it does the job well. It has enough power but not as much as the corded Flymo. I sharpen my blades lightly every few cuts which takes the strain off the mower - haven’t done the Ryobi yet. The cordless strimmer is great too. I don’t think I could go back to corded.
That might be why. 18v will struggle in more difficult situations.18v 5.0ah. I think it seems less powerful because it’s so much quieter.