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Old 04-02-2008, 01:36 PM
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As I don't have a car I'm hoping to buy all my compost etc online this year and have it delivered. I do a lot of growing in pots and it's getting rather tiresome humping individual bags back from the shops

So, any recommendations for online shops? I'm after compost, some bark chippings (for a small path), possibly some sharp sand.
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Do any of your local garden centers deliver?. might be a possibility
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Best Deal Multi Compost

the above link from another thread showed a good deal and was recommended i had a quick look and it looks ok
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sorry meant to put this link dohh!!!!!!!!

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