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On 21/04/2013 20:48, Pete C wrote:
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On 21/04/2013 19:41, Pete C wrote:
'If' I've heard right, something called neonicotinoids (sp) are to be
banned. Does anyone know what products will disappear from garden centre
shelves?

Next thing will be the banning of shelves.


No no, shelves will be OK if fitted by a qualified shelf fitter and a safety
certificate issued. Brackets will need testing annually.

Have to take special care to prevent infection by Bracket fungus


 
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