Hello,
I just noticed a new UK online store for good-value garden items, garden gifts and garden decoration products with a French touch like unique plant supports, wind chimes, topiary, stepping stone...
It is http://garden-items.jardins-animes.com

And direct link for unique plant supports is http://garden-items.jardins-animes.c...s-c-63_69.html

I hope you'll love those products as it is for me!

Karin.

Garden items wrote:

spam, spam, spam

You just happened to come across your own website did you?
So you are either rather clumsy or a spamming liar. I wonder which one?

On 29 Jan, 11:48, Garden items Garden.items.
wrote:
Hello,
I just noticed a new UK online store for good-value garden items,
garden gifts and garden decoration products


I really like the idea of garden decoration but find it difficult to
get the wallpaper to stick to the hedge.

On 29/1/09 17:27, in article
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"moghouse" wrote:
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I really like the idea of garden decoration but find it difficult to
get the wallpaper to stick to the hedge.

What, in all those 'garden rooms' you have? ;-) If there's one expression
I hate in garden descriptions it's that. Why can't gardens just be gardens?
Why would you want them to be rooms?

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South Devon
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On Thu, 29 Jan 2009 09:27:13 -0800 (PST), moghouse
wrote:

On 29 Jan, 11:48, Garden items Garden.items.
wrote:
Hello,
I just noticed a new UK online store for good-value garden items,
garden gifts and garden decoration products


I really like the idea of garden decoration but find it difficult to
get the wallpaper to stick to the hedge.

Try a pyracantha hedge. You won't need any paste.

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from moghouse contains these words:
On 29 Jan, 11:48, Garden items Garden.items.
wrote:

Hello,
I just noticed a new UK online store for good-value garden items,
garden gifts and garden decoration products


I really like the idea of garden decoration but find it difficult to
get the wallpaper to stick to the hedge.

Ah, you need a can of carpet adhesive. Sticks like - er - spam to a newsgroup.

Plonked the spammer innit.

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