Thankssss. Yessss. The weather certainly does not help. Before we know it summer will be nine months long in this bit of Oz.
Been resorting to all sorts of devious means to scare off the Dementors but they are such persistent clingy critters of late. Even dark chocolate does not deter them these days.
Mulchnet are a funny mob. Had put down my name years ago and basically gave up. But they were doing one of those Great Gardens work shops last November and said that everything is now online and you have to register there. A job lasts only six weeks and then you have to renew and they send an email to offer you that option. They did that I guess so they could guarantee the suppliers that all requests are recent and very fresh. You could imagine the embarrassment if they left a trailer load of the stuff on a lawn and the previous owner had left and the new one jumping up and down with rage But what is especially weird - decided to do a queue jump by paying for delivery. Was hoping for a summer arrival as it would make an excellent sun screen for the soil But no invoice was left in the mail box or the meter box, as an email or even when I log into the website. Just gone and marked it as delivered! So now we got to work out who to pay.
So if you are in an area with a lot of tree contractors and don't mind a long wait, it's a pretty good way to get affordable goodies for the garden.
Will be snooping about waiting for some bloggie goodness. Been meaning to reply to that very sordid saga of you and your treacherous two timing. As usual the twist in the tale always comes near the very last line. Personally I prefer dream sheep to horny old goats who keep running off to the highest bidder, eating posts and subject lines and all sorts of stuff.
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Been resorting to all sorts of devious means to scare off the Dementors but they are such persistent clingy critters of late. Even dark chocolate does not deter them these days.
Mulchnet are a funny mob. Had put down my name years ago and basically gave up. But they were doing one of those Great Gardens work shops last November and said that everything is now online and you have to register there. A job lasts only six weeks and then you have to renew and they send an email to offer you that option. They did that I guess so they could guarantee the suppliers that all requests are recent and very fresh. You could imagine the embarrassment if they left a trailer load of the stuff on a lawn and the previous owner had left and the new one jumping up and down with rage
But what is especially weird - decided to do a queue jump by paying for delivery. Was hoping for a summer arrival as it would make an excellent sun screen for the soil
But no invoice was left in the mail box or the meter box, as an email or even when I log into the website.
Just gone and marked it as delivered! So now we got to work out who to pay.
So if you are in an area with a lot of tree contractors and don't mind a long wait, it's a pretty good way to get affordable goodies for the garden.
Will be snooping about waiting for some bloggie goodness. Been meaning to reply to that very sordid saga of you and your treacherous two timing. As usual the twist in the tale always comes near the very last line.
Personally I prefer dream sheep to horny old goats who keep running off to the highest bidder, eating posts and subject lines and all sorts of stuff.