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What Projects Do You Have Going? Are you making something yourself ?Let us see what you've got going on.

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  1. Roy

    Water Trough

    I'm near you Tony,which firm is that.
    I'm near you Tony,which firm is that.
    I'm near you Tony,which firm is that.
    I'm near you Tony,which firm is that.
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  2. SarahT

    Sarah's long term project

    It's amazing how quickly you can make a difference to a blank canvass Sarah. It's coming on very well. :)
    It's amazing how quickly you can make a difference to a blank canvass Sarah. It's coming on very well. :)
    It's amazing how quickly you can make a difference to a blank canvass Sarah. It's coming on very well. :)
    It's amazing how quickly you can make a difference to a blank canvass Sarah. It's coming on very well. :)
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  3. clueless1
    Like x 4

    The Adventure Garden

    It's coming on well Clueless. :dbgrtmb: I know there's paint available for upvc, doors guttering etc. Maybe you could use it on the pink slide. :)
    It's coming on well Clueless. :dbgrtmb: I know there's paint available for upvc, doors guttering etc. Maybe you could use it on the pink slide. :)
    It's coming on well Clueless. :dbgrtmb: I know there's paint available for upvc, doors guttering etc. Maybe you could use it on the pink slide. :)
    It's coming on well Clueless. :dbgrtmb: I know there's paint available for upvc, doors guttering etc. Maybe you could use it on the pink slide. :)
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  4. strictlyorganic

    climbing project

    Just bought a honeysuckle to add to this wall. Red world in a 9cm pot £2 bargin. Planted it up into a 2 litre clematis/rose pot as will be a while before I'm able to plant it in the border.
    Just bought a honeysuckle to add to this wall. Red world in a 9cm pot £2 bargin. Planted it up into a 2 litre clematis/rose pot as will be a while before I'm able to plant it in the border.
    Just bought a honeysuckle to add to this wall. Red world in a 9cm pot £2 bargin. Planted it up into a 2 litre clematis/rose pot as will be a while before I'm able to plant it in the border.
    Just bought a honeysuckle to add to this wall. Red world in a 9cm pot £2 bargin. Planted it up into a 2 litre clematis/rose pot as will be a while before I'm able to plant it in the border.
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  5. Naylors Ark
    Like x 7

    Another rockery

    Thanks all. :)
    Thanks all. :)
    Thanks all. :)
    Thanks all. :)
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  6. whis4ey

    Wonderwoman and the paintbrush

    So unfair lol It's all looking good Sam :)
    So unfair lol It's all looking good Sam :)
    So unfair lol It's all looking good Sam :)
    So unfair lol It's all looking good Sam :)
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  7. Freddy

    My Garden.

    oh good to know, i'll have to be careful to get the right stuff, it seems to be exactly what we need & it'd look absolutely fab to boot, i just love the woodland-y look of it :thumbsup: thank you both...
    oh good to know, i'll have to be careful to get the right stuff, it seems to be exactly what we need & it'd look absolutely fab to boot, i just love the woodland-y look of it :thumbsup: thank you both for your help it was very much appreciated :imphrt:
    oh good to know, i'll have to be careful to get the right stuff, it seems to be exactly what we need & it'd look absolutely fab to boot, i just love the woodland-y look of it :thumbsup: thank you both for your help it was very much appreciated :imphrt:
    oh good to know, i'll have to be careful to get the right stuff, it seems to be exactly what we need & it'd look absolutely fab to boot, i just love the woodland-y look of it :thumbsup: thank you both...
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  8. Garyc

    Garden patio slabs

    You tend to suffer from that problem on GC to Kristen or is it Kirsten. I've corrected a few along the way! :biggrin:
    You tend to suffer from that problem on GC to Kristen or is it Kirsten. I've corrected a few along the way! :biggrin:
    You tend to suffer from that problem on GC to Kristen or is it Kirsten. I've corrected a few along the way! :biggrin:
    You tend to suffer from that problem on GC to Kristen or is it Kirsten. I've corrected a few along the way! :biggrin:
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  9. EddieJ
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  10. rustyroots
    Like x 9

    New grow house.

    Hi trogreThe reason I built my own way because I thought the one that I could buy were very flimsy and expensive. The polycarbonate is 6mm twinwall it is very easy to cut with a sharp Stanley...
    Hi trogreThe reason I built my own way because I thought the one that I could buy were very flimsy and expensive. The polycarbonate is 6mm twinwall it is very easy to cut with a sharp Stanley knife and a straight edge. I got it of eBay when the seller had a sale it was 10 sheets of 2' x 4'...
    Hi trogreThe reason I built my own way because I thought the one that I could buy were very flimsy and expensive. The polycarbonate is 6mm twinwall it is very easy to cut with a sharp Stanley knife and a straight edge. I got it of eBay when...
    Hi trogreThe reason I built my own way because I thought the one that I could buy were very flimsy and expensive. The polycarbonate is 6mm twinwall it is very easy to cut with a sharp Stanley...
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  11. gutesonline

    Patio Enhancement

    I would mix some organic matter into the "trench" once you have dug it. Note that the rootgrow needs to be applied to the roots of the plant, or the outside of the rootball if they are pot-grown...
    I would mix some organic matter into the "trench" once you have dug it. Note that the rootgrow needs to be applied to the roots of the plant, or the outside of the rootball if they are pot-grown plants, and not in the bottom of the trench. It is critical that it is in good/close contact with...
    I would mix some organic matter into the "trench" once you have dug it. Note that the rootgrow needs to be applied to the roots of the plant, or the outside of the rootball if they are pot-grown plants, and not in the bottom of the trench. It...
    I would mix some organic matter into the "trench" once you have dug it. Note that the rootgrow needs to be applied to the roots of the plant, or the outside of the rootball if they are pot-grown...
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  12. trogre

    Growlight Project

    Cannas are pretty quick, and respond well to lights (I had them flowering in about 2 months from seed in mid Winter !!) - but they are also quite tall, so probably not the idea specimen for a...
    Cannas are pretty quick, and respond well to lights (I had them flowering in about 2 months from seed in mid Winter !!) - but they are also quite tall, so probably not the idea specimen for a light rig (Metal Halide type lamp probably better once they are 4" - 6" tall and thereafter. Of course...
    Cannas are pretty quick, and respond well to lights (I had them flowering in about 2 months from seed in mid Winter !!) - but they are also quite tall, so probably not the idea specimen for a light rig (Metal Halide type lamp probably better once...
    Cannas are pretty quick, and respond well to lights (I had them flowering in about 2 months from seed in mid Winter !!) - but they are also quite tall, so probably not the idea specimen for a...
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  13. Snowbaby

    Some sort of guttering?

    thanks Dave
    thanks Dave
    thanks Dave
    thanks Dave
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  14. Ciryluk

    Cheryls Balcony Project *TAKE2*

    Thats a Lovely Size Balcony Cheryl :dbgrtmb: and your plans sound lovely like sheal said tho I Would pass on the decking for the sake of the babby Also be Extra Viglant With Trellis with the Babby My...
    Thats a Lovely Size Balcony Cheryl :dbgrtmb: and your plans sound lovely like sheal said tho I Would pass on the decking for the sake of the babby Also be Extra Viglant With Trellis with the Babby My Son Was a Night Mair For Climeing Anything :thud: Your Plans Do Sound Lovely Tho Good Luck Nick :wub2:
    Thats a Lovely Size Balcony Cheryl :dbgrtmb: and your plans sound lovely like sheal said tho I Would pass on the decking for the sake of the babby Also be Extra Viglant With Trellis with the Babby My Son Was a Night Mair For Climeing Anything :thud: Your...
    Thats a Lovely Size Balcony Cheryl :dbgrtmb: and your plans sound lovely like sheal said tho I Would pass on the decking for the sake of the babby Also be Extra Viglant With Trellis with the Babby My...
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    3
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  15. Scotkat
    Like x 5

    Glamis Castle Walled Garden Project

    For anyone who does know I and my friend Karen have got involved in the restoration project . Karen and I go a Tuesday and a Thursday to volunteer.So if anyone is planning a visit over Spring that...
    For anyone who does know I and my friend Karen have got involved in the restoration project . Karen and I go a Tuesday and a Thursday to volunteer.So if anyone is planning a visit over Spring that is if we see Spring or we may go right into Summer. Come and see us up in the Walled Garden Project...
    For anyone who does know I and my friend Karen have got involved in the restoration project . Karen and I go a Tuesday and a Thursday to volunteer.So if anyone is planning a visit over Spring that is if we see Spring or we may go right into...
    For anyone who does know I and my friend Karen have got involved in the restoration project . Karen and I go a Tuesday and a Thursday to volunteer.So if anyone is planning a visit over Spring that...
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  16. trogre

    Landscaping/Weed Fabric

    Living organic mulches are very important but it gives wrong impression to call these fabric sheets "mulches". For paths yes. For borders no
    Living organic mulches are very important but it gives wrong impression to call these fabric sheets "mulches". For paths yes. For borders no
    Living organic mulches are very important but it gives wrong impression to call these fabric sheets "mulches". For paths yes. For borders no
    Living organic mulches are very important but it gives wrong impression to call these fabric sheets "mulches". For paths yes. For borders no
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  17. nFrost

    DIY: Kokedama String Gardens

    I`ve tryed Kokedama years ago , sparrows took all the moss and 1 week without the water and the plant die , overall I`ve changed all with my version inspire by a trip in thailand , I`ve called...
    I`ve tryed Kokedama years ago , sparrows took all the moss and 1 week without the water and the plant die , overall I`ve changed all with my version inspire by a trip in thailand , I`ve called coccodama :) (sure not mine idea)........ I use bromeliad and other plants , easy to move around and...
    I`ve tryed Kokedama years ago , sparrows took all the moss and 1 week without the water and the plant die , overall I`ve changed all with my version inspire by a trip in thailand , I`ve called coccodama :) (sure not mine idea)........ I use...
    I`ve tryed Kokedama years ago , sparrows took all the moss and 1 week without the water and the plant die , overall I`ve changed all with my version inspire by a trip in thailand , I`ve called...
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    2
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    1,609
  18. Dorothy

    potting sheds

    i have...ehem..."permanently borrowed" my dads brick shed he has for his DIY n stuff :heehee:
    i have...ehem..."permanently borrowed" my dads brick shed he has for his DIY n stuff :heehee:
    i have...ehem..."permanently borrowed" my dads brick shed he has for his DIY n stuff :heehee:
    i have...ehem..."permanently borrowed" my dads brick shed he has for his DIY n stuff :heehee:
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  19. Richard Brown

    New build house garden

    If in doubt, deep plough.
    If in doubt, deep plough.
    If in doubt, deep plough.
    If in doubt, deep plough.
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  20. Scotkat
    Like x 4

    Working in Glasshouse in the walled garden of Glamis Castle again today

    I'm not sure if Scotkat would be allowed to Joolz, it's owned by the royal family so could be off limits.
    I'm not sure if Scotkat would be allowed to Joolz, it's owned by the royal family so could be off limits.
    I'm not sure if Scotkat would be allowed to Joolz, it's owned by the royal family so could be off limits.
    I'm not sure if Scotkat would be allowed to Joolz, it's owned by the royal family so could be off limits.
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