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25.01.2022 Thought l should show you all some more of my immense gardening talents ;-) haha Kalimna retirement village Excavation Rotary hoeing & gypsum (for clay compaction) Planting out Native garden... Mulch with 10-15mm pine bark. Oh yeah the wife may have helped See more

23.01.2022 Tidy garden edging Native plantings & mulching job at Metung. Keeping the moisture in & the weeds out, you know it makes sense people Now we just need some rain

21.01.2022 Hedging, garden edging, gardening, staining the decking, mowing & mulching, anything that ends in ing.

16.01.2022 Before and after garden clean up & plantings in backyard courtyard in Eastwood

12.01.2022 Get outdoors and get in the garden as long as you’re a good couple of metres away from anyone. If not I’m still carrying on through this uncertain time

09.01.2022 Great time of the year for pruning & hedging, let’s face it there’s no grass to mow, so l gotta do something

08.01.2022 Need some hedging Done?

07.01.2022 New front & back garden has come up a treat for a couple of very patient clients in Paynesville (Thanks Bill & Helen) Also a shout out to Luke at Priestley Design & Build & Darren at DM Pro Turf for their help

07.01.2022 Great Autumn colours October glory maples

05.01.2022 She asked him, 'How much are you selling the eggs for?' The old seller replied, 'Rs.5/- an egg, Madam.' She said to him, 'I will take 6 eggs for Rs.25/- or I wi...ll leave.' The old seller replied, 'Come take them at the price you want. May be, this is a good beginning because I have not been able to sell even a single egg today.' She took the eggs and walked away feeling she has won. She got into her fancy car and went to a posh restaurant with her friend. There, she and her friend, ordered whatever they liked. They ate a little and left a lot of what they ordered. Then she went to pay the bill. The bill costed her Rs.1,400/-. She gave Rs. 1,500/- and asked the owner of the restaurant to keep the change. This incident might have seemed quite normal to the owner but, very painful to the poor egg seller. The point is, Why do we always show we have the power when we buy from the needy ones? And why do we get generous to those who do not even need our generosity? I once read somewhere: 'My father used to buy simple goods from poor people at high prices, even though he did not need them. Sometimes he even used to pay extra for them. I got concerned by this act and asked him why does he do so? Then my father replied, "It is a charity wrapped with dignity, my child I know most of you won't share this message but if you feel that people need to see this, then do spread this message.

04.01.2022 Just admiring the great work done by Clarks & Gardens