Bid Gardening Launch on Today

HoodedClaw said:

So Momma: what did you buy?

I missed it, so don't know what delights were on offer.

Were there Saworfski worry angel garden gnomes?

Compost made from chips of AAAAAAAAAAAAAA tanzanite (graded by a Bid work experience lad on his tea break)?

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Mommabear said:

I didn't buy owt :wonder:.........and sadly no swarorski or tanzy, just baskets and muck :doh:

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HoodedClaw said:

Well, you're well sorted for that Momma :nod:

BTW: where's Mrs J disappeared to?

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Tasi said:

We didn't touch 'em. By the time you've paid p&p you can get them cheaper at any garden centre. There was nothing new and exciting was there? Hopefully now though, they will put all those tacky garden fairies and solar lights in the gardening spot where very few will see them.

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Greg said:

The P&P put me off too. I can get most of this stuff cheaper in B&Q and my local garden centre.

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Bennyxp said:

As somebody pointed out, the hanging baskets they sell on IW were cheaper (inc P&P) on bid. I'm no gardening expert, but I'd have thought 3 fruit trees for £28 is good value?

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Bennyxp said:

As somebody pointed out, the hanging baskets they sell on IW were cheaper (inc P&P) on bid. I'm no gardening expert, but I'd have thought 3 fruit trees for £28 is good value?

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Greg said:

It's not just that, Benny, I like to pick out my own plants and trees from my own gardening centre that are disease-free and looking healthy. You can't get that if you are buying randomly with no idea of the provenance and quality from a shopping channel.

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