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Last Updated ( Thursday, 03 November 2011 12:11 )
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GARDEN CHAT! - Join The Live Gardeners Talk Forum Chat! Gardeners' Talk Forum is a place for the gardening community to talk to each other about what they are doing in their world. Visit the Gardeners' Chat Box to connect and communicate. JOIN US - Registration is FREE! after registration scroll to the bottom of the forum page to start chatting about those gardening issues! |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 04 October 2011 14:06 )
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Poisonous PlantsLots of plants are poisonous or capable of causing allergic reactions. Some will also pierce you with their sharp spines. Few actually do lasting harm but some should be treated with care and respect. Many plants have poisonous bulbs or roots but as these are usually safely underground, they are less likely to poison anyone. Example, If you are a parent with young children, it would be useful to have more information about which plants may be poisonous in your garden so that you can advise your children not to eat them or come into contact with them! If you are a retired couple with grown up children, you may not be so concerned, until the grandchildren arrive! 'Don't be shy have your say - share your views' Register for FREE if you have not already registered and then click HERE and to create a NEWTOPIC and tell us about your some of your favorites? |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 03 February 2012 12:23 )
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Creating an old looking brick path |
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Creating an old looking brick pathSometimes it is important to blend in to the surroundings with any additions, or changes. If you live in a rural setting, then you need to be careful about installing a feature that takes many years to blend in. It is good to look carefully at what’s already in the garden, as any new material added, can easily look out of place and therefore, however long you have that feature, it will always look like an add on. Some old brick paths may have been laid for many years and probably not concreted in at the time of installation. 'Don't be shy have your say - share your views' Register for FREE if you have not already registered and then click HERE and to create a NEWTOPIC and tell us about your some of your favorites? |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 03 February 2012 12:17 )
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Gardeners Talk mentioned on Daily Mail |
Gardenerstalk.com gets a mention on the Daily Mail website, to view comment click HERE and see under heading INSPIRATION. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 April 2011 16:56 )
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