On May 21, 8:46*pm, aquachimp
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On May 21, 9:19*pm, Judith in France
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On May 21, 7:30*pm, aquachimp
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On May 21, 6:09*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 2009-05-21 15:28:17 +0100, aquachimp
said:
On May 21, 4:18*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 2009-05-21 13:34:47 +0100, aquachimp
said:
I scattered the contents of one of these in a couple of small areas
and find there's now an interesting range of plants , but I have lost
the tub. So, if anyone has a lidl tub of wildflowers, could you please
post the list of it's contents (other than: seeds, 100%);
Thanks.
Have you asked Lidl? *Their head office might still have it on a stock
list somewhere.
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Exotic plants, shrubs & perennials
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I've tried their website; No use.
So did I out of curiosity. *It's not a very helpful one in the garden
sense. *I think you'll have to email 'someone'.
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A curiosity qs fqr as sites go. Not really at all helpful when wanting
to check on a product that is not featured on promotion; No search
facility. Sucks in fact.
And, but for the products of the dqy and language, the flemish one is
just as useless.
But I did find this elsewhere;http://www.americanmeadows.com/Q aftuickGuideToWildflowers/WildflowerHowT...
Maybe if I find that list someday (:
I'm going into Issoire at the weekend I will call into Lidl to see if
they have any on sale.
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Very sweet of you, though I expect they should be all sown by now.
But just in case, I it's a tubular shaped carton. Sort of like a very
wide loo-roll tube and aro lund the same height;
I'll check in when I have been there. I usually visit on a Thursday,
thanks to Martin who introduced me to Lidl. I buy all my flour,
sugar, olive oil and leg of lamb there. They only have a few as loss
leaders, so I visit early on a Thursday and if I am having a big BBQ
for friends and villagers I buy 3 out of their usual delivery of 5. I
bought a tapis of fleurs, a carpet or mat in France, last year, all
pink and white, so beautiful. This year I have bought a tapis of
flowers for eating, they are looking strong and I can identify a
couple of flowers, it will be interesting to see what actually grows,
for culinary purposes. Today, I was unable to go as I had to finish
painting a Lloyd Loom chair, framing a lovely watercolour that my
friend gave me for my birthday and producing a meal from bits and
pieces. Tomorrow; it's always tomorrow these days.
Judith