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  1. Loofah

    Recommend a textured paint for decking?

    I've read in the past about some such stuff used on those floaty quayside deckings in harbours & marinas.
    I've read in the past about some such stuff used on those floaty quayside deckings in harbours & marinas.
    I've read in the past about some such stuff used on those floaty quayside deckings in harbours & marinas.
    I've read in the past about some such stuff used on those floaty quayside deckings in harbours & marinas.
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  2. Ian Taylor

    Raised decking

    The company is Silva decking products
    The company is Silva decking products
    The company is Silva decking products
    The company is Silva decking products
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  3. nikirushka

    Part removal of concrete?

    If you haven't got a breaker then a Scutching hammer,You'll need the combs underneath too, they go in the ends.don't forget safety glasses too :)
    If you haven't got a breaker then a Scutching hammer,You'll need the combs underneath too, they go in the ends.don't forget safety glasses too :)
    If you haven't got a breaker then a Scutching hammer,You'll need the combs underneath too, they go in the ends.don't forget safety glasses too :)
    If you haven't got a breaker then a Scutching hammer,You'll need the combs underneath too, they go in the ends.don't forget safety glasses too :)
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  4. limmy01

    Triangle pergola

    It depends on how strong you want it to be. Do you mean attaching the cross members to the upright posts or laying the posts on top of the cross members to form the roof?
    It depends on how strong you want it to be. Do you mean attaching the cross members to the upright posts or laying the posts on top of the cross members to form the roof?
    It depends on how strong you want it to be. Do you mean attaching the cross members to the upright posts or laying the posts on top of the cross members to form the roof?
    It depends on how strong you want it to be. Do you mean attaching the cross members to the upright posts or laying the posts on top of the cross members to form the roof?
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  5. nFrost

    Cutting Perspex

    I'm sure you know, but just a reminder to wear the safety specs if you're using power tools, just in case the perspex shatters :blue thumb:
    I'm sure you know, but just a reminder to wear the safety specs if you're using power tools, just in case the perspex shatters :blue thumb:
    I'm sure you know, but just a reminder to wear the safety specs if you're using power tools, just in case the perspex shatters :blue thumb:
    I'm sure you know, but just a reminder to wear the safety specs if you're using power tools, just in case the perspex shatters :blue thumb:
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  6. Ollie Scarth
    Like x 5

    I'm Stumped

    I'd put my money on it being a lilac too. Why not let it grow back? Also like Kristen says it's multi stemmed so won't give you the effect you are after.Also if you really want one of those...
    I'd put my money on it being a lilac too. Why not let it grow back? Also like Kristen says it's multi stemmed so won't give you the effect you are after.Also if you really want one of those fairy houses you could always buy an old tree stump from a tree surgeon or local nature park (don't go...
    I'd put my money on it being a lilac too. Why not let it grow back? Also like Kristen says it's multi stemmed so won't give you the effect you are after.Also if you really want one of those fairy houses you could always buy an old tree stump...
    I'd put my money on it being a lilac too. Why not let it grow back? Also like Kristen says it's multi stemmed so won't give you the effect you are after.Also if you really want one of those...
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  7. sue young

    Wanting to make raised beds/planters

    Ah thanks for that Kristen, I'll use weed suppressing membrane - I had considered that but wasn't sure if it was robust enough. The area of concrete they will be sat on currently has gravel on it...
    Ah thanks for that Kristen, I'll use weed suppressing membrane - I had considered that but wasn't sure if it was robust enough. The area of concrete they will be sat on currently has gravel on it so I will be just 'readjusting' where the gravel is spread to accommodate the boxes! the area is...
    Ah thanks for that Kristen, I'll use weed suppressing membrane - I had considered that but wasn't sure if it was robust enough. The area of concrete they will be sat on currently has gravel on it so I will be just 'readjusting' where the gravel...
    Ah thanks for that Kristen, I'll use weed suppressing membrane - I had considered that but wasn't sure if it was robust enough. The area of concrete they will be sat on currently has gravel on it...
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  8. Madahhlia

    At last - my new greenhouse

    wow, that's fab!
    wow, that's fab!
    wow, that's fab!
    wow, that's fab!
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  9. pamsdish
    Like x 5

    Fairy Garden using broken pots

    Thank you for that idea, pamsdish. I just love the one with steps ... so simple. I have broken pots as well (who doesn't?, she mumbles) and just have them lying around here and there in rockeries.
    Thank you for that idea, pamsdish. I just love the one with steps ... so simple. I have broken pots as well (who doesn't?, she mumbles) and just have them lying around here and there in rockeries.
    Thank you for that idea, pamsdish. I just love the one with steps ... so simple. I have broken pots as well (who doesn't?, she mumbles) and just have them lying around here and there in rockeries.
    Thank you for that idea, pamsdish. I just love the one with steps ... so simple. I have broken pots as well (who doesn't?, she mumbles) and just have them lying around here and there in rockeries.
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  10. lizzerti
    Like x 4

    Garden pics

    OK will go ahead. Aim to use turf. Did u see the right pic finally - one with the blue taup & apple tree? [emoji4]
    OK will go ahead. Aim to use turf. Did u see the right pic finally - one with the blue taup & apple tree? [emoji4]
    OK will go ahead. Aim to use turf. Did u see the right pic finally - one with the blue taup & apple tree? [emoji4]
    OK will go ahead. Aim to use turf. Did u see the right pic finally - one with the blue taup & apple tree? [emoji4]
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  11. al n
    Like x 10

    Summerhouse nearly there....

    So how is it that you have managed to cut a straight line? :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    So how is it that you have managed to cut a straight line? :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    So how is it that you have managed to cut a straight line? :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    So how is it that you have managed to cut a straight line? :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
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  12. eve83

    Newbie Help!!!

    If I were in your shoes I'd get a soil testing kit from a good garden centre. Choose one of the bigger ones. They don't have time to get 'personal' with the customers. Test kits don't cost the...
    If I were in your shoes I'd get a soil testing kit from a good garden centre. Choose one of the bigger ones. They don't have time to get 'personal' with the customers. Test kits don't cost the earth, and the instructions are easy to follow. At least you would then know what soil/s you have, and...
    If I were in your shoes I'd get a soil testing kit from a good garden centre. Choose one of the bigger ones. They don't have time to get 'personal' with the customers. Test kits don't cost the earth, and the instructions are easy to follow. At...
    If I were in your shoes I'd get a soil testing kit from a good garden centre. Choose one of the bigger ones. They don't have time to get 'personal' with the customers. Test kits don't cost the...
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  13. Jill36

    Cylindrical decorative wood logs used in borders need replacing 'how' ?

    By giving a good pull (they all connected by a length of wire) and not replacing with more decorative wood logs as they rot...
    By giving a good pull (they all connected by a length of wire) and not replacing with more decorative wood logs as they rot...
    By giving a good pull (they all connected by a length of wire) and not replacing with more decorative wood logs as they rot...
    By giving a good pull (they all connected by a length of wire) and not replacing with more decorative wood logs as they rot...
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  14. Sargan

    non-selective weedkiller

    Is it cheaper to get in crystal form from ebay? (from Turkey) 2lbs 4lbs Wonder what will happen if Turkey joins the EU, will they stop them from selling it to us, or just force them to...
    Is it cheaper to get in crystal form from ebay? (from Turkey) 2lbs 4lbs Wonder what will happen if Turkey joins the EU, will they stop them from selling it to us, or just force them to sell it by the Kilo?
    Is it cheaper to get in crystal form from ebay? (from Turkey) 2lbs 4lbs Wonder what will happen if Turkey joins the EU, will they stop them from selling it to us, or just force them to sell it by the Kilo?
    Is it cheaper to get in crystal form from ebay? (from Turkey) 2lbs 4lbs Wonder what will happen if Turkey joins the EU, will they stop them from selling it to us, or just force them to...
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  15. HarryS

    RCD Pump Prob ?

    Some times it's something simple :dbgrtmb:
    Some times it's something simple :dbgrtmb:
    Some times it's something simple :dbgrtmb:
    Some times it's something simple :dbgrtmb:
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  16. Loofah
    Like x 7

    A nature pond

    Spirogyra ? Cheers, Tony.
    Spirogyra ? Cheers, Tony.
    Spirogyra ? Cheers, Tony.
    Spirogyra ? Cheers, Tony.
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  17. sparsons92287
    Like x 3

    My Gardening Project

    Take a look at GC's Rose thread below, there's some beautiful roses to choose from......
    Take a look at GC's Rose thread below, there's some beautiful roses to choose from......
    Take a look at GC's Rose thread below, there's some beautiful roses to choose from......
    Take a look at GC's Rose thread below, there's some beautiful roses to choose from......
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  18. luciusmaximus

    Lavender and Buddleia Garden v Hydrangeas

    I've now managed to clear the bank of most of the weeds - what fun that was :rolleyespink: I have been given a large, cast iron, roll top bath and a small belfast sink. So, I'm considering using the bath and...
    I've now managed to clear the bank of most of the weeds - what fun that was :rolleyespink: I have been given a large, cast iron, roll top bath and a small belfast sink. So, I'm considering using the bath and sink as features, sort of a garden within a garden. I looked at pics online of old baths used as...
    I've now managed to clear the bank of most of the weeds - what fun that was :rolleyespink: I have been given a large, cast iron, roll top bath and a small belfast sink. So, I'm considering using the bath and sink as features, sort of a garden within a garden....
    I've now managed to clear the bank of most of the weeds - what fun that was :rolleyespink: I have been given a large, cast iron, roll top bath and a small belfast sink. So, I'm considering using the bath and...
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  19. Kristen

    Creating and Planting Significant Banks

    Thanks JJ, but I'd struggle to get my concrete rubble into something that size! the ones I had looked at come ins sizes up to 2M x 1M x 1M
    Thanks JJ, but I'd struggle to get my concrete rubble into something that size! the ones I had looked at come ins sizes up to 2M x 1M x 1M
    Thanks JJ, but I'd struggle to get my concrete rubble into something that size! the ones I had looked at come ins sizes up to 2M x 1M x 1M
    Thanks JJ, but I'd struggle to get my concrete rubble into something that size! the ones I had looked at come ins sizes up to 2M x 1M x 1M
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  20. mr c

    at the Old Mill

    I still miss the countryside and open space of Scotland - will always be one of the prettiest parts of the world to me. You've a lovely home there :)
    I still miss the countryside and open space of Scotland - will always be one of the prettiest parts of the world to me. You've a lovely home there :)
    I still miss the countryside and open space of Scotland - will always be one of the prettiest parts of the world to me. You've a lovely home there :)
    I still miss the countryside and open space of Scotland - will always be one of the prettiest parts of the world to me. You've a lovely home there :)
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