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WalkNTalk
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GARDENINGPosted : 18 Mar, 2026 07:33 AMSpring is soon here and the time for gardening approaches. Travis has an excellent way of gardening that he told me about. He fills a garbage can with dirt and then his garden is right there at arms reach without bending over. He uses plastic garbage cans treated to tolerate UV light. How do you ladies like to garden? What are some gardening tips you have? What ways do you like to garden? |
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WalkNTalk
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GARDENINGPosted : 2 Jul, 2026 01:10 PMThat's one approach! |
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GARDENINGPosted : 21 Jul, 2026 06:28 AMWhat are you most successful at growing? |
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Jayzeee
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GARDENINGPosted : 23 Jul, 2026 10:28 PMAt the moment I would say ivy that’s coming from my neighbours lol. I did used to plant flowers when the children were small. I bought seeds & sectioned of an area so they could watch them grow, at the moment it’s just really maintenance…:-) |
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Jayzeee
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GARDENINGPosted : 23 Jul, 2026 10:54 PMI have a cherry tree & wisteria to cut back & the grass to be mowed. What was funny was some of the quotes that I received. One person quoted me over a £1000 which was hilarious…:-) |
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WalkNTalk
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GARDENINGPosted : 24 Jul, 2026 12:51 AMI saw an ivy shelter once. Wire mesh area with ivy flourishing upon the mesh. Provided a nice summer shade spot to sit outside. I'd like to make something like that. I've also seen tall buildings with ivy growing up. One in Vancouver and an old tall building in Minneapolis called the "Ivy Tower". But ivy can take over. |
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GARDENINGPosted : 24 Jul, 2026 12:58 AMSome people are choosing programable mowers and robotic mowers to do the mowing. That is better than hiring over-priced workers. |
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