Saint posted:Shame Geoff Hamilton wasn't around
He was a nice man and a good gardener
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Gardeners.
Greetings EC
Snoozy Nigel 
Saint posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Greetings EC
Mr Saint. 
She mentioned 'colour' in her first sentence 
Obsessed some people
For goodness sake, why does recycling have to be so complicated
Yogi19 posted:Saint posted:Shame Geoff Hamilton wasn't around
He was a nice man and a good gardener
My first experience of GW presenters was Percy Thrower, watching the show with the family as a young boy. But I do remember GH as well. Watching GW was at a time when there were not many channels on TV so we watched what the parents wanted.
Keep reusing them. They are not single use!!! 
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Yogi19 posted:Saint posted:Shame Geoff Hamilton wasn't around
He was a nice man and a good gardener
My first experience of GW presenters was Percy Thrower, watching the show with the family as a young boy. But I do remember GH as well. Watching GW was at a time when there were not many channels on TV so we watched what the parents wanted.
Percy did the Blue Peter garden when I was young
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Keep reusing them. They are not single use!!!
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Yogi19 posted:Saint posted:Shame Geoff Hamilton wasn't around
He was a nice man and a good gardener
My first experience of GW presenters was Percy Thrower, watching the show with the family as a young boy. But I do remember GH as well. Watching GW was at a time when there were not many channels on TV so we watched what the parents wanted.
Me too
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Keep reusing them. They are not single use!!!
Of course - just make less and reuse more
Saint posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Keep reusing them. They are not single use!!!
Of course - just make less and reuse more
This 'single use' tag is really annoying me in general. I have never used my bags just one. My last Sainsbury's bag last over 6 months before it gave up the ghost and had to be replaced. Not bad going for a bag that is used 5 days a week.
Aren't we just going back to basics?
It's nothing new
I remember using GLASS milk bottle and then card box for milk
So why change to plastic?
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:This 'single use' tag is really annoying me in general. I have never used my bags just one. My last Sainsbury's bag last over 6 months before it gave up the ghost and had to be replaced. Not bad going for a bag that is used 5 days a week.
I have hessian and cotton bags for shopping but on the rare occasion I have to buy a bag, it is always reused, time and again.
Why don't we go back to biodegradable paper bags?
There must be a biological strengthening agent that gives the bags a limited useful life.
Saint posted:Aren't we just going back to basics?
It's nothing new
Saint posted:I remember using GLASS milk bottle and then card box for milk
So why change to plastic?
Good question
Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:This 'single use' tag is really annoying me in general. I have never used my bags just one. My last Sainsbury's bag last over 6 months before it gave up the ghost and had to be replaced. Not bad going for a bag that is used 5 days a week.
I have hessian and cotton bags for shopping but on the rare occasion I have to buy a bag, it is always reused, time and again.
I use hemp, it's a way of using the bi-product of all the drugs I cultivate.
Did you see how he has 'trained' the branches of those trees into a square frame?
Not interested in succlents
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Yogi19 posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:This 'single use' tag is really annoying me in general. I have never used my bags just one. My last Sainsbury's bag last over 6 months before it gave up the ghost and had to be replaced. Not bad going for a bag that is used 5 days a week.
I have hessian and cotton bags for shopping but on the rare occasion I have to buy a bag, it is always reused, time and again.
I use hemp, it's a way of using the bi-product of all the drugs I cultivate.
You can also make beauty products out of hemp.
Sales increase of 50% is only good if you were selling 20,000 plants for example, if you only sold 1500 last year then the increase is not that great.
Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Did you see how he has 'trained' the branches of those trees into a square frame?
No, I missed it
Rewinddddd. 
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Sales increase of 50% is only good if you were selling 20,000 plants for example, if you only sold 1500 last year then the increase is not that great.
True
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Why don't we go back to biodegradable paper bags?
There must be a biological strengthening agent that gives the bags a limited useful life.
We already have biodegradable plastic bags
So why don't we have a law making them common place
Money probably âĶ then the rules change
Mother-in-laws cushion 
OUCH!
Saint posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Why don't we go back to biodegradable paper bags?
There must be a biological strengthening agent that gives the bags a limited useful life.
We already have biodegradable plastic bags
So why don't we have a law making them common place
Money probably âĶ then the rules change
My GW magazine comes in a compostable bag
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Mother-in-laws cushion
Was watching a student vlog from USA student in Kent
She commented all the veg being individually covered in plastic or in a plastic tray when it's loose in America
Why do we do that ?