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2008-05-09 13:09:48 by Yinzer from Sixburgh

Bowmans Garden Center Olde Towne Portsmouth's hidden treasure. Specializing in the best in home decor and gardening. Retailer of Claire Burke ...

The stuff from the pet store comes in such a small bag for 10.00 and I have to buy 3 0r 4 bags each time.

If you are talking about the ground up bark(like those huge bags at walmart and home depot)- most of that stuff contains, (or may contain) cedar. Cant be used with reptiles- toxic to them. If you are not 100% sure of what type of trees make up the bark, dont use it. Many of those large bags do not specifiy what kind of tree is in them. You also do take chances with chemicals and little bugs/parasites. If they really are made from cypress(and you are sure), then Soixsies plan would work I guess, so long as it seems clean.
The only bark I buy is called Orchid Bark- I get it at Orchard Supply Hardware Store. It is Fir tree Bark, which is reptile safe. I use it for many snakes and some lizards. About 9 Dollars for the larger bags (1 cubic foot). Inspect the bag for mold before buying.Dont buy if moldy. If its wet, but not moldy, open it and dry in it a large container so it wont mold. They have smaller bags too- not a good $ deal though.
Depends on what type of tortoises you have, as to what bedding is best though.

2008-11-15 10:53:15 by Joan C

Price: $12.79

Connects via exhaust port
Universal tool adapter connects any power tool to Shop-Vac wet/dry vacuum
Made of soft, pliable plastic

I have an interview on friday for a position in a garden shop. I don't know what I should wear!

It doesn't matter if your being interviewed to scrub toilets, you always wear a buttoned up shirt, tie, pants and shoes.

2008-03-11 16:05:28 by sandy

Price: $34.95

Friends of mine have brought a house near Athens, and I would like to get them a voucher to buy garden tools. Can anybody advise me.

The only thing I can think of is to ring Tourist Information on +210 0606 8800 and ask them.....or ask them to look up a number for Garden Centres, Plant Sales or Nurseries in the area and go from there. Hope this helps :-)

2008-04-05 06:40:00 by Wilf

Ughh. It's true. I'm a garden addict. I lowered my standards by swiping some seeds on a few well established plants in my local upscale garden shop (the demo garden surrounding the koi pond). Now I feel guilty, since the seeds are sprouting next to my sunniest window.

I am not positive about the plant that is giving me this high (but I suspect it is Baptisia). It has a huge seed cone (about size of a small rose bloom) with large round 1/16'' seeds inside.

In my earlier visits to this particular shop, I remember seeing this plant being approximately 3' tall. The stems are long and upright, like a false lupine (but the seed cone is TOTALLY different). I think the foliage was round-oval (my memory is not perfect).

Any ideas what my vice is?

mea culpa mea culpa. (I actually really do feel guilty for this "overalls" collared crime). To right this wrong I will spread my seeds from my mature plant to others.

I'm accepting Betty Ford Clinic suggestions specific to my illness?

God will certainly let you go to Heaven where you can tend the flower garden eternally.By snitching a few seeds, which might have been swept into the garbage anyway, you made sure that this plant can in the future enhance many more earthly gardens.Only true gardeners feel that way, nothing wrong with your 'vice'. In my book it says that the seed pods of the 'Baptisia' are inflated and look interesting in arragements.

2006-10-16 19:28:45 by dumbdumb