I love Lidl bargains!

[OverWyreGrower]

Indeed, but tell him no more trousers!?

I hope they're comfyier (sp?) than they look? Very Germanic/Heidi I thought the picture looked!

I shall plait my hair before doing any gardening...

[smallblueplanet]

I shall plait my hair before doing any gardening...

But what are they like on, asks shirlthegirl43, come on tell us....those padded bits look like they're made as shin pads!

[OverWyreGrower]

I haven't seen Mr OWG since yesterday morning, so haven't had chance to try them on!

I'll try and get a picture of them tonight, and report on their wearability.....

[Paulottie]

Mrs P looks very fetching in here new dungarees...A Slightly 'Land Army' look for the lottie.

[bluemoon]

So do Lidl (or anywhere else for that matter) sell a seriously cheap crab apple-tree? I've just seen photos of one which someone bonsai'd. Gorgeous - got to have a go.

[Two_Sheds]

After wrecking 3 pairs of jeans in the garden last year I can see the value of the dungarees - to wear over regular jeans. Has anyone tried a pair - what are they like?

I ruined a brand new pair of jeans with just a little bit of mud (not even Vanish will shift it ... I think Cillit B@ng would just dissolve them).
I got a pair of Gap denim dungies from Oxfam which are the bees knees (and a bit trendier than the Lidl Heidi ones). And a floral Cath Kidston style pinny to go over regular clothes if i don't have my dungies on (vanity on an allotment, I ask you)

Here's a thought ... bare skin is easier to clean than clothes

[bluemoon]

So do Lidl (or anywhere else for that matter) sell a seriously cheap crab apple-tree? I've just seen photos of one which someone bonsai'd. Gorgeous - got to have a go.

Please ignore the above, I've just spoken to a bonsai expert and to grow a crab apple in this form requires cuttings as commercial trees are grafted.

[NOG]

These?

I must point out to prevent disapointment to the male element...you just get the trousers...

I purchased a pair and had on hell of a row with the manager.....

But he relented and let me have the Polish girl of the till for an extra £10.

So my digging is sorted this season.

[JanieB]

We spotted the Lidl gardening bargains in my mums local paper last night and Mr OWG conceded that a cultivator-thingy-machine would indeed be most handy, especially since just to hire one costs an arm and a leg here!

£39.99 to buy, £40.00 to rent for one day. However, the Lidl thingy is electric, not much help on an allotment with no leccy. Having said that my son (leccytrician) says he can get me a (silentish) generator to run it. So do I trust my son to get the generator ( have to say he's a typical unreliable artisan) or do I just accept that I have to dig the lotty .