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For the
week of: 7th
of February 2007
WHAT?S BEEN HAPPENING?:
Waitangi day yesterday, had a few gardeners out, everyone gets keen when we
have a few good days. Murphys law, weather comes good when the kids go back
to school. Annuals are all but finished, still a few Petunias and Marigolds,
everything $1.00. Vege plants still selling well. Everyone has dug a row of
Potatoes by now, it gives some room to plant Leeks, Silverbeet, Cabbage and Cauli
for maturity over winter. We have a good budget grade of shrubs at the moment
(1 litre pot) 3 for $10.00. A new supply of pond plants in stock. Many plants
make for less algae in your pond but shade and filtration are
important. Also in the warm weather ponds tend to go green readily. Best trees
at the moment for colour are the Maplesas they are starting to change. In flower
Eucryphia and Agapanthus are looking blue and white. In potted colour there
are still some Pelargoniums, Fuchsias and Alstromerias dwarf good for pots.
Begonias flamboyant are extra bright just now.
WHAT SHOULD YOU BE DOING?:
Harvesting the vege garden, Tomatoes and Potatoes all ready now. Keep the
Corgettes and Cucumbers picked to encourage more fruit. Spray lawns for weeds.
It is a good time now while they have a good sized leaf to soak up the
spray. Major explosive of bugs and weeds in the heat. Keep everything sprayed
and make sure you keep your sprayers named. You can do alot of damage to your
garden if you use your weed sprayer on your plants.
Have a good week.
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL:
Mixed Daffodils. $34.98 per 100.
THIS WEEKS PRODUCT:
Come in and see our swag worm farm and collect all the info
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FRUIT OF THE WEEK COMPETITION:
Diacks have a new section to our weekly newsletter. There will be a fruit of
the week and you are able to win this tree/bush just by entering your favoutie
recipe for this fruit. This is open to all across NewZealand and will be couriered
free of charge to the lucky winner.
This weeks recipe is for Cranberries
Last week winner was :
PLANT OF THE WEEK COMPETITION:
Take a look at the plant attached below and if you recognise it e-mail us with
your answer. If you are the first to guess correctly you will win!
Last weeks answer: Helichrysum.
Last weeks winner: Katy Johns
SUPERSAVE PET DEPOT:
Aqua plus 355ml bottle $8.98 plus 50% more free.
Removes Chlorine and coats fish to protect and heal.
Cycle 355ml bottle $18.98 plus 50% more free.
Keeps Aquairium healthy.
RECIPE OF THE WEEK:
Baked Peaches
1 dozen peaches
1 cup granulated sugar
Prick peaches all over with a fork and set them close together in a baking dish. Sprinkle with sugar, and add just enough water to cover the bottom of the dish. Bake until soft. Serve with ice cream.
JOKE OF THE WEEK:
Q: What vegetable can tie your stomach in knots?
A: String beans!
HAVE A REALLY COOL WEEK! |