SarrissUK
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I miss the UK supermarkets when it comes to the garden plants. They're really expensive here, and rubbish. Lidl is ok, but not as good as in the UK. Thankfully though, there's a flourishing black market on Facebook though lol
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Small chilli
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Today I’ve got a rotating compost sieve. And 3 plants
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Like the sound of the compost sieve! What plants did you acquire?
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(08-06-2025, 08:12 PM)Veggie Wrote: Like the sound of the compost sieve! What plants did you acquire? Sieve is like one of these https://www.diy.com/departments/rotary-s...VoQAvD_BwE but only cost £10
plants from local nurserie and gardens ceanothus, agapanthus, black stemed hydrangea.
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The sieve looks useful, I resort to a flat one and a bucket and it takes ages.
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SarrissUK
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I went to a garden centre I never knew existed and bought loads of cheap plants, which is really unheard of here! Plants are generally very expensive! I'll take pics and upload, and after ID'ing them! LOL
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Small chilli
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I got this today and might be getting another one. Perfect raised bed.
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(10-06-2025, 08:33 PM)Small chilli Wrote: I got this today and might be getting another one. Perfect raised bed.
That's a really good find. What was it originally?
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The plants I bought yesterday was a lot of tobacco plants with gorgeous flowers, a couple of sweet paprika plants, white clover, creeping Jenny for around the pond and absolutely loads of a flower that is new to me. It's called Arizona beggarticks. What an odd name! But so beautiful 
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Its a new one to me too. However, wikipedia says its Bidens aurea which I have heard of. may even have grown it many moons ago.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidens_aurea
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