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"mini-fruit trees" in pots in Lidl - not a vast range of choice but looking quite healthy @ �8.99 - I felt I had to get a cherry just to support the trade :-)
"mini-fruit trees" in pots in Lidl - not a vast range of choice but looking quite healthy @ �8.99 - I felt I had to get a cherry just to support the trade :-)
Me too Nick I grabbed a cherry Kordia and a Conference Pear both with the AGM @ �8.99 canna be bad
Morrisons in Ross had a range of new soft fruit for �2 in small pots - in addition to the usual ones they had Japanese Wineberry ( I succumbed to the photo, probably a mistake) and kiwi fruit vines. Inevitably the compost was v dry, so if you fancy any, I'd say today or tomorrow to find them still alive assuming your local has a similar delivery pattern.
I looked at those today. The Kiwi is a Jenny - like the thug I had!
I was tempted by the Aronia but decided to sleep on it!
The redcurrants looked healthy and the loganberries. The blackberries were thorned - be aware.
Peonies, Hydrangeas, strawberries, tomato, banana, lemon, coffee and perennials.
Maybe worth a look?
Might try the lemon and the coffee plants (2 for �4).
Peonies, Hydrangeas, strawberries, tomato, banana, lemon, coffee and perennials.
Maybe worth a look?
Might try the lemon and the coffee plants (2 for �4).
Have bought other citrus fruits from them - a lime and a calamondin. Bought a lemon tree from Asda a few years back.
I just like the shiny, glossiness of citrus plants. And the pleasure of nurturing a few little fruits.
It�s like everything that we gardeners grow - tomatoes, raspberries, beans, everything ..... if it�s homegrown, we actually take the time to taste it properly, rather than just shove it in and eat it.
It�s possible (unlikely!!) that it�s no better than we would have bought from the supermarket - but because it's �ours� we stop and think about how it tastes.
It was a treat to try a slice of �homegrown� from my lemon tree in a vodka and soda just because I had grown it.
Mr Fothergills selling lots of seedsreduced to �1 a packet.
Buy 5 and pay for 4.
Every order receives 2 more free packets -not sure what they are. It was Kale and Marigolds last time I ordered.
Advertised on Freegle :- Free tomato plants (mixed varieties) in Hereford, collection from " on the front wall at 24 Park St, HR1 2RD from 10am-10pm daily"
contribution to " refurbishing Hereford's Homeless Winter Shelter" requested but not required.
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