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Talking of Xmas trees
As a follow up to the thread on living trees of a few weeks ago, I
bought 2 from Tesco today, artound 18 inches tall in pots with lights, they had been selling for £10 but were down to £2.50 including the little battery lights even had 2 batteries with them. They wanted a good soak but now look good and with luck will grow on from year to year. What the hell £5.00 for 2 sets of lights with free tree..who cares. David |
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Talking of Xmas trees
On Dec 23, 3:56*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
As a follow up to the thread on living trees of a few weeks ago, I bought 2 from Tesco today, artound 18 inches tall in pots with lights, they had been selling for £10 but were down to £2.50 including the little battery lights even had 2 batteries with them. They wanted a good soak but now look good and with luck will grow on from year to year. What the hell £5.00 for 2 sets of lights with free tree..who cares. David The problem is they grow very fast epecially after a couple of years. Big trees grow two of three feet a year. |
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