Mods, please move if in wrong section..........What do they say? One mans' rubbish is another mans' treasure. Like many Grapes, I like to think outside the box when looking at things. I came across this at work being thrown away. I have no idea of its intended purpose but it makes a fine seed box. I'm open to any ideas you may have used for someone else's rubbish.
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I was thinking it had probably come from pharmacy/somewhere they dole out pills. Whatever it was, I want one!
We've reused a couple of old modular shelving units, laid flat on the ground, as raised beds for our strawberry plants in the school garden. And I have a couple of big wooden packing crates serving as raised beds on the allotment. Nothing as fancy looking as your seed organiser though
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Originally posted by bearded bloke View PostGood un mallly looks like a floppy disc (old size (4 1/2" ?)) storage system to me bud.
Nice to see you still about BTWLast edited by Bren In Pots; 17-01-2012, 11:33 PM.Location....East Midlands.
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Looks more organised than my bread bin, I've got an old floppy disc holder somewhere, I found it when looking for some programming examples for DD when she was doing some coursework. I've got a usb floppy disc drive, so I could read them. I feel a change of use might be coming on.
Interesting seeing this saying here. I picked up some old broken paving stones for an allotment path today, and the owner came out with exactly the same words, then thanked me for saving him a job in getting rid of them at the dump.I could not live without a garden, it is my place to unwind and recover, to marvel at the power of all growing things, even weeds!
Now a little Shrinking Violet.
http://potagerplot.blogspot.com/
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