Posted by Jake on July 11, 2011, 12:12 pm
This Wednesday - 13th! - , Channel 5, 7.30 pm. Garden ER. Start of
8-week series.
Looking forward to the discussion on Thursday!
Meanwhile, I'm surprised that no-one in the group has mentioned the
death of Ken Muir last month and I've seen nowt on the telly (OK, I've
got a backlog of iPlayer stuff to watch). It's thanks to him that I
got into strawberry growing years ago, then raspberries and other soft
fruits.
Cheers
Jake
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Gardening at the dry end (east) of Swansea Bay
in between reading anything by JRR Tolkien.
www.rivendell.org.uk
Posted by Pam Moore on July 12, 2011, 10:46 am
>This Wednesday - 13th! - , Channel 5, 7.30 pm. Garden ER. Start of
>8-week series.
>Looking forward to the discussion on Thursday!
>Meanwhile, I'm surprised that no-one in the group has mentioned the
>death of Ken Muir last month and I've seen nowt on the telly (OK, I've
>got a backlog of iPlayer stuff to watch). It's thanks to him that I
>got into strawberry growing years ago, then raspberries and other soft
>fruits.
>Cheers
>Jake
>==============================================
>Gardening at the dry end (east) of Swansea Bay
>in between reading anything by JRR Tolkien.
>www.rivendell.org.uk
Ta for that Jake.
Pam in Bristol
Posted by Pam Moore on July 14, 2011, 7:47 am
>This Wednesday - 13th! - , Channel 5, 7.30 pm. Garden ER. Start of
>8-week series.
>Looking forward to the discussion on Thursday!
Silence!
Did nobody watch it or is everyone so shocked they don't know what to
say.
I have never seen anyone on TV tell us to go and steal from shops.
The presenter told us to go into coffee shops and take the "free"
sugar to use as a feed for plants, and the stirring sticks to use as
plant markers.
Aren't you glad that you don't live next to the garden with the
hot-tub and the canvas beach views on the fences.
The pond face-lift was the only interesting feature.
Pam in Bristol
Posted by Stan The Man on July 14, 2011, 11:23 am
>
>> This Wednesday - 13th! - , Channel 5, 7.30 pm. Garden ER. Start of
>> 8-week series.
>>
>> Looking forward to the discussion on Thursday!
>>
>
> Silence!
> Did nobody watch it or is everyone so shocked they don't know what to
> say.
> I have never seen anyone on TV tell us to go and steal from shops.
> The presenter told us to go into coffee shops and take the "free"
> sugar to use as a feed for plants, and the stirring sticks to use as
> plant markers.
> Aren't you glad that you don't live next to the garden with the
> hot-tub and the canvas beach views on the fences.
> The pond face-lift was the only interesting feature.
>
> Pam in Bristol
I thought it was a tired hotch-potch of every other low-budget, red-top
gardening programme I've seen over the years. But it is designed to
appeal to non-gardeners/maintainers, so perhaps it does. Ground Force
was lambasted by the gardening snobs but it helped the gardening
industry to grow to a record size - and that benefits the snobs too in
the end.
Posted by 'Mike' on July 14, 2011, 11:41 am
>>
>>> This Wednesday - 13th! - , Channel 5, 7.30 pm. Garden ER. Start of
>>> 8-week series.
>>>
>>> Looking forward to the discussion on Thursday!
>>>
>>
>> Silence!
>> Did nobody watch it or is everyone so shocked they don't know what to
>> say.
>> I have never seen anyone on TV tell us to go and steal from shops.
>> The presenter told us to go into coffee shops and take the "free"
>> sugar to use as a feed for plants, and the stirring sticks to use as
>> plant markers.
>> Aren't you glad that you don't live next to the garden with the
>> hot-tub and the canvas beach views on the fences.
>> The pond face-lift was the only interesting feature.
>>
>> Pam in Bristol
> I thought it was a tired hotch-potch of every other low-budget, red-top
> gardening programme I've seen over the years. But it is designed to appeal
> to non-gardeners/maintainers, so perhaps it does. Ground Force was
> lambasted by the gardening snobs but it helped the gardening industry to
> grow to a record size - and that benefits the snobs too in the end.
"" lambasted by the gardening snobs ""
What a wonderful expression. That is why I have been 'praised?' for taking
the 'po-faced' out of urg.
Kindest regards
Mike
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>8-week series.
>Looking forward to the discussion on Thursday!
>Meanwhile, I'm surprised that no-one in the group has mentioned the
>death of Ken Muir last month and I've seen nowt on the telly (OK, I've
>got a backlog of iPlayer stuff to watch). It's thanks to him that I
>got into strawberry growing years ago, then raspberries and other soft
>fruits.
>Cheers
>Jake
>==============================================
>Gardening at the dry end (east) of Swansea Bay
>in between reading anything by JRR Tolkien.
>www.rivendell.org.uk