Where would you get one? Tescos?


Don't they have Gardens at Tresco?
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Janet Tweedy
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Martin wrote:
On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 15:36:20 -0000, "Ophelia"
wrote:

Martin wrote:
On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 07:29:32 -0700 (PDT), moghouse
wrote:

On Mar 24, 1:19 pm, "Ophelia" wrote:
mogga wrote:
It struck me yesterday that a supermarket trolley (one of the
small ones) would make a very interesting "hanging" basket.

OK so you couldn't hang it up - but you could wheel it around...
My OH looked at me like I was mad... but that's not soo unusual.


And where, may one ask, would you be thinking of obtaining the
aforementioned supermarket trolly?

I do not wish to insult a friend of Hamlet but the clue, dear lady,
is in the name.

That bleeding Yorrick mate of yours?

Horatio? Is that you?


Lady Macbeth and that damned Spot?

Nah... Much Ado about Nothing

I didn't know Lady Macbeth had a dog called Spot. Dalmation is he?

Dalmatian with an "a" if you please

Oh, sorry, should be Damnation should it?

mogga wrote:
It struck me yesterday that a supermarket trolley (one of the small
ones) would make a very interesting "hanging" basket.

OK so you couldn't hang it up - but you could wheel it around...
My OH looked at me like I was mad... but that's not soo unusual.


You can get them quite cheap too. Most supermarkets have them for only £1.

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the delightful chavvies leave them behind my house on a piece of waste
land. They wend their way to the canal from there and I've rescued
one. I have rung the supermarket to come and get it back ... I assume
they need another ring to come and get it really.
I was just looking at it yesterday from the ground up and admiring the
structure of it...

The canal is full of the big ones but they only use the little ones
for bringing their booze back to their shabeen.

Line it with black plastic, fill it with compost, punch holes in the
plastic and plant things in the holes.

Strawberries are an immediate thought, or white alyssum, lobelia, etc.

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Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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from Stewart Robert Hinsley contains these words:
In message , mogga
writes

It struck me yesterday that a supermarket trolley (one of the small
ones) would make a very interesting "hanging" basket.

OK so you couldn't hang it up - but you could wheel it around...
My OH looked at me like I was mad... but that's not soo unusual.


Shades of planted up wheelbarrows.

I'm doing my best not to be awarded a twee wee wooden wheelbarrow with
my next order from Spalding...

If there is a next one.

BTW, Poundland has (rooted) Tayberry canes in at the moment.

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Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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from Martin contains these words:
On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 07:29:32 -0700 (PDT), moghouse

wrote:
On Mar 24, 1:19*pm, "Ophelia" wrote:
mogga wrote:

It struck me yesterday that a supermarket trolley (one of the small
ones) would make a very interesting "hanging" basket.

OK so you couldn't hang it up - but you could wheel it around...
My OH looked at me like I was mad... but that's not soo unusual.


And where, may one ask, would you be thinking of obtaining the
aforementioned supermarket trolly?

I do not wish to insult a friend of Hamlet but the clue, dear lady, is
in the name.

That bleeding Yorrick mate of yours?

Out of 'is skull again?

--
Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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from "Ophelia" contains these words:
Martin wrote:
On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 07:29:32 -0700 (PDT), moghouse
wrote:
On Mar 24, 1:19 pm, "Ophelia" wrote:
mogga wrote:
It struck me yesterday that a supermarket trolley (one of the small
ones) would make a very interesting "hanging" basket.

OK so you couldn't hang it up - but you could wheel it around...
My OH looked at me like I was mad... but that's not soo unusual.


And where, may one ask, would you be thinking of obtaining the
aforementioned supermarket trolly?

I do not wish to insult a friend of Hamlet but the clue, dear lady,
is in the name.

That bleeding Yorrick mate of yours?

Horatio? Is that you?

Nah, 'tis Polonius' arras.

--
Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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from Martin contains these words:

Lady Macbeth and that damned Spot?

Will keep humping her leg?

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from moghouse contains these words:
On Mar 24, 2:40*pm, Martin wrote:

That bleeding Yorrick mate of yours?

He's out of his skull.

Cranial Rays!

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from "Ophelia" contains these words:

Nah... Much Ado about Nothing

Mucho Ado?

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David in Normandy wrote:
mogga wrote:
It struck me yesterday that a supermarket trolley (one of the small
ones) would make a very interesting "hanging" basket.

OK so you couldn't hang it up - but you could wheel it around...
My OH looked at me like I was mad... but that's not soo unusual.


You can get them quite cheap too. Most supermarkets have them for
only £1.

Hahahaha you need to be careful though, some places stop those danged
trollies from leaving a defined area! They takes yer money and then stops
ya leavin'!

On Mar 24, 6:49*pm, David in Normandy
wrote:

You can get them quite cheap too. Most supermarkets have them for only £1.

A serious point, since this is a gardening group - supermarket wire
baskets make really good compost sieving utensils. No, I'm not going
to tell you how I got mine.

On Mar 24, 8:44*pm, Martin wrote:
On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 20:00:32 GMT, Rusty_Hinge
wrote:

The message
from Martin contains these words:

Lady Macbeth and that damned Spot?

Will keep humping her leg?

Will Shakespeare, the dirty little man!

Would that be Lady Clamydia Macbeth?

"Martin" wrote in message
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On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 20:00:32 GMT, Rusty_Hinge

wrote:

The message
from Martin contains these words:

Lady Macbeth and that damned Spot?

Will keep humping her leg?

Will Shakespeare, the dirty little man!
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but hasn't, since he was Bard.

mark