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The $12 value orders are expected to contain broccoli, corn, carrots, small pumpkin, royal gala apples, plums and pears. The $20 orders as for the value plus potatoes, nectarines and oranges. The deal of the week is 2 punnets of blueberries for $5.
There will be an end of summer lucky draw to win a… View moreThe $12 value orders are expected to contain broccoli, corn, carrots, small pumpkin, royal gala apples, plums and pears. The $20 orders as for the value plus potatoes, nectarines and oranges. The deal of the week is 2 punnets of blueberries for $5.
There will be an end of summer lucky draw to win a $20 order this week for anyone who makes an order this week
Corner couch in dark multi colours. This is a very comfortable unit in good condition some wear starting to show on the arms but not too bad it has many more years left in it. Material is a velvet like material very hard wearing.
This is from a pet free home however the owners did smoke outside. I… View moreCorner couch in dark multi colours. This is a very comfortable unit in good condition some wear starting to show on the arms but not too bad it has many more years left in it. Material is a velvet like material very hard wearing.
This is from a pet free home however the owners did smoke outside. I am selling this on behalf. One couch is 133cm long with a corner seat 82 and the other couch is 192cm long depth is 82cm. You could use these separately or as one long unit if you didn't use the corner unit but there would not be an armrest at each end if you did this. The unit is in 3 pieces. A long couch, corner seat and smaller couch.
Phone 0272799866 if you want to view it
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Facilitated by Ashhurst local Phil Stevens from Slow Farm this workshop will focus on the how, why and what of summer pruning and give you the opportunity to get familiar with your loppers, get stuck in and have a go! We will talk about shaping, keeping size under control and encouraging
fruit … View moreFacilitated by Ashhurst local Phil Stevens from Slow Farm this workshop will focus on the how, why and what of summer pruning and give you the opportunity to get familiar with your loppers, get stuck in and have a go! We will talk about shaping, keeping size under control and encouraging
fruit production. Please bring loppers, and saw of cutters if you have them, and a pen and paper. A full water bottle and gumboots are recommended.
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Hey Neighbours,
Here's a little inspiration for your Friday. Tiana Gray, 8, will be walking, running and riding a scooter, for 500km with her family as a thank-you to Ronald McDonald House.
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