Hints and Tips in General Reviews


Newest Review: ... to spring we pinched out those jaunty little growing tips and inserted them into pots of gritty compost. As spring warmed into summer and we pruned our evergreens, we just had to spare the strongest, bravest and most deserving shoots and insert them into gritty compost. Even as we complete our autumn pruning we shall compulsively detach suitable heels from overlarge shrubs and reach for the gritty stuff. And now they're everywhere, balancing on any flat surface that will support them, their protruding white roots demanding attention and making us feel guilty. Well, this is what we're going to do, and we can do it if we all act togethe... more
Customer Hints and Tips in General Reviews (32)

by Froxwedge - written on 23/07/10
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They are not sentient beings. The fact that they have rooted does not confer on them an unalienable right to light, John Innes and high potash liquid feed. It is sheer chance that they were chosen as propagation specimens while their fellows were composted or shredded. They have no claim on our time, space or consciences. You all know what I mean. As winter turned to spring we pinched out those jaunty little growing tips and inserted them into pots of gritty compost. As spring warmed into summer and we pruned our evergreens, we just had to spare the strongest, bravest and most deserving shoots and insert them into gritty compost. Even as we complete our ... Read the complete review

by Les Dennis - written on 26/06/08
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I was at my wits end,I had tried Black Pepper,Orange Peel,Stakes in the ground,the Buggers were even crapping on the roof of my Shed,but then someone suggested Mothballs,and hey presto,no Cat Mess for the last 2 days.They're very cheap,they come in like a Big Pill size,and I've put them all around the Borders in my Garden.......Hope it helps......

by - written on 04/05/08 (Very useful, 149 readings)
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I have recently found out my dog is pregnant with her second litter of pups and will be having them at the end of this month. This will be the third litter of pups that we'll have had in the house as this is her second but our other dog has also had one litter too. So having had two litters in the home and with a soon to be third on the way I thought I would share some tips on what it is like to breed your dog and just some of the main things involved and what you should be aware of if you are looking to breed your dog. First of all let me say: It is hard work!! You may think that your dog will do all the work and yes you'd be correct ... Read the complete review

by - written on 01/04/08 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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This is an entirely pointless rant, but it's something I want to say and might be classed as a hint or tip if you see me deejaying and wish to come and say hello. My first point would be: DON'T COME AND SAY HELLO!! I'm busy, I'm working, this is my job oh, sorry, I forgot to say PLEASE While the song (which you can hear) is playing, I have an absolute maximum of 2 minutes to judge what the crowd wants to hear, obtain the next song, match the beats per minute, cue it up and then play it. 2 minutes really is a maximum time, sometimes I will have nowhere near that especially if I'm doing a quick mix, a live mash or maybe some rhythmic ... Read the complete review

by - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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Are you one of the many people in this country that enjoys a cigarette? Do you really get fed up of having to go outside for a smoke when enjoying a night out at the local pub? How many of you really get hacked off when you pay for a hotel room and then find that you cannot relax in the room due to a total no smoking ban? I am afraid there is little we can do about the pub but we can get away with the hotel room if we are clever! Read on....... As you know if you just light up in the room even with a window open it can smell any non smoker will tell you that, it can waft outside the room and down the corridor, hotels will ... Read the complete review
