Hi

I had a real result in October when Wilkinsons had their clear-out of
Garden Pots. Got some fairly large containers - 7 in all and two small
and one very large Roman-esque urn (made from reconstituted stone and
resin) for a cost to me of only 87p each!! Actually it was because I
complained about some bad paint I had two years back and got £50 in
vouchers and thought I'd use it on the garden.

So my £50 actually got me the pots a wood/iron relief garden bench and
a nice little footstall as a gift for my Mother and £5 cash into the
deal... Result!

But you can never have enough pots...!

How much do you allow yourselves to spend on such extravagencies?

MG
**REMOVE** 'myhat' from my return email address before sending!!

In article , MG
writes
Hi

I had a real result in October when Wilkinsons had their clear-out of
Garden Pots. Got some fairly large containers - 7 in all and two small
and one very large Roman-esque urn (made from reconstituted stone and
resin) for a cost to me of only 87p each!! Actually it was because I
complained about some bad paint I had two years back and got £50 in
vouchers and thought I'd use it on the garden.

So my £50 actually got me the pots a wood/iron relief garden bench and
a nice little footstall as a gift for my Mother and £5 cash into the
deal... Result!

But you can never have enough pots...!

Yes you can!!!!
I've just got rid of 5 bin-bags full of pots (to a neighbour with
students needing pots)

--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

are you sure you understood what it was that these students wanted?

I bet they said 'pot' not 'pots'



Yes you can!!!!
I've just got rid of 5 bin-bags full of pots (to a neighbour with
students needing pots)

--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

No--they said pots for growing pot
"Oxymel of Squill" wrote in message
...
are you sure you understood what it was that these students wanted?

I bet they said 'pot' not 'pots'



Yes you can!!!!
I've just got rid of 5 bin-bags full of pots (to a neighbour with
students needing pots)

--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 17:50:27 GMT, (MG)
wrote:

Hi

I had a real result in October when Wilkinsons had their clear-out of
Garden Pots. Got some fairly large containers - 7 in all and two small
and one very large Roman-esque urn (made from reconstituted stone and
resin) for a cost to me of only 87p each!! Actually it was because I
complained about some bad paint I had two years back and got £50 in
vouchers and thought I'd use it on the garden.

So my £50 actually got me the pots a wood/iron relief garden bench and
a nice little footstall as a gift for my Mother and £5 cash into the
deal... Result!

But you can never have enough pots...!

How much do you allow yourselves to spend on such extravagencies?

MG
**REMOVE** 'myhat' from my return email address before sending!!

I get pots from our local dump - sorry, amenity site. About 50p for a
sackful of assorted sizes, when available.


--
Chris

E-mail: christopher[dot]hogg[at]virgin[dot]net