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Steal them from my house. But you're too late, some scumbucket already did it!!

Try Loot, or charity furniture stores.

2007-10-05 05:48:08 by Darrell

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I have tried all the big stores, poundstretchers, wilkinsons, B&Q, some sell green garden furniture but i want white, anyone in my area seen one? please let me know
I have tried focus, my mum threw mine out so its probably on a tip somewhere,
Tried ebay, shopping online and B&Q at end of M55 all to no avail.

we got a white round one you can have it. with the chairs.

2006-08-08 11:01:29 by luckybug

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Would u prefer a big back garden, and only use a little bit of it and waste the rest. or would u prefer a reasonable size garden (not big) but big enough for ashed, patio table, and to fit other bits in?

I was brought up with a garden of about 1/2 an acre. We kept chickens, grew all our own veg and had an orchard. We had loads of space to play and learnt how to grow all the things my parents did.
It wasn't that we were particularly well off but just that older houses in those days usually had gardens as a matter of course, especially in the smaller villages.
That means that the size of the garden now is very important to me as I would hate not having my own outdoor space and the room to grow all the veg we need. Until recently I also kept chickens.
I look at the housing estates now and see gardens the size of handkerchiefs and it certainly affects the choices we have made about the sort of houses we have ever lived in.
I have always looked at the size of the garden first and am quite happy to compromise on the house itself in order to ensure that the outside space is large enough for me to make full use of.
My daughter lives in a flat in London and misses the outdoor space too so I would imagine that our needs are often influenced by our childhood memories.

2008-11-26 00:24:42 by Deano&Stevie

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Well they aren`t on any of our garden plants or patio table where we eat for barbeques. They are only on our covered lounge chairs (metal ones with cushions on them). I`m not sure if they bite but I still don`t want to lay on the chairs because I`m not too fond of things crawling all over me. I tried spraying down the chairs with our hose but they were back by the next day. Is there a way to get rid of them for good?

I'm only guessing, but they could be spider mites. As I remember they CAN bite, but their mouth parts aren't made for doing damage to human skin. They feed on coniferous trees / plants and they can severely damage those if the infestation is bad. You'll likely need to spray any nearby conifers, and the deck area as well. Try using a weak solution of spray first (just to avoid damage to birds and other animals), and do it via a fogger if you can rent one (also rent a respirator). A cool day or evening with very little wind is ideal.

2009-06-01 06:57:20 by LelaniOfLily

I also need the glass to the coffee table of the same set replaced too. Any info would be great.

I would suggest contacting Target. They should be able to provide the company's phone number or website information. Good luck - I know it is difficult finding replacement parts!

2008-10-14 03:36:56 by radripper23