After arriving home from work early (4pm) I decided there was enough daylight for a quick dig at a site 2 minutes from my home.
By 5.30pm I had 6 english elms in training pots. Now I think I should find a beer
Happy hour dig, english elms.
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Happy hour dig, english elms.
Many people spend the last hour of daylight on Friday at the pub for happy hour.
After arriving home from work early (4pm) I decided there was enough daylight for a quick dig at a site 2 minutes from my home.
By 5.30pm I had 6 english elms in training pots. Now I think I should find a beer
After arriving home from work early (4pm) I decided there was enough daylight for a quick dig at a site 2 minutes from my home.
By 5.30pm I had 6 english elms in training pots. Now I think I should find a beer
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Re: Happy hour dig, english elms.
A beer you should indeed find! 
Well done mate those are terrific!
Free too!
Well done mate those are terrific!
Free too!
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Re: Happy hour dig, english elms.
Hi Gerard, nice scores mate. Could you please let me know where you bought the shallow orchid pots and what size they are?
Cheers,
DK
Cheers,
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Re: Happy hour dig, english elms.
Hi Kvan,
I followed this article and purchased 30 x 300mm, 30 x 200mm and 30 x 100mm.
Prices were approx $2.70, $1.40 and 35 cents from memory, after adding GST, freight and nursery levy I paid about $165
I wish I had ordered more but will probably do it again next year.
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5093&start=15&hilit=orchid+pots
I followed this article and purchased 30 x 300mm, 30 x 200mm and 30 x 100mm.
Prices were approx $2.70, $1.40 and 35 cents from memory, after adding GST, freight and nursery levy I paid about $165
I wish I had ordered more but will probably do it again next year.
viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5093&start=15&hilit=orchid+pots
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