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It's completely FREE to sell something on Neighbourly - plus … View moreFrom old furniture to school uniforms, Neighbourly is a great way to make a little extra money by selling items you no longer want or need. In fact the Buy, Sell & Trade category is one of the most popular on Neighbourly!
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Hi all,
Does anyone know who picks up old whiteware for recycling , got an old fridge freezer.
Thanks
For sale 12ft round trampoline mat. Great condition havnt had it long, got the new mat then frame broke. Have springs too if needed
$60
We have a 2 bedroom villa to rent.
New kitchen, heatpump, carpets and drapes
Ph 0211691488 or 3526061
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The last of my apricots!!
Freshly made Apricot jam and freshly picked apricots as the last from my apricot tree!
The jam has become very popular so it's first in first served!
Please send me a inbox message if you are interested and you can pick up this weekend/next week
$5 jam and $5 … View moreThe last of my apricots!!
Freshly made Apricot jam and freshly picked apricots as the last from my apricot tree!
The jam has become very popular so it's first in first served!
Please send me a inbox message if you are interested and you can pick up this weekend/next week
$5 jam and $5 medium bag of apricots
***** I have 1x jam and 1x bag of apricots come avaliable, message me if interested :)
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As it is a bit of an inside day weather wise today I thought I would make the 2nd post in my series on the benefits of using raised garden beds.
2. Good drainage
Raised beds provide good drainage even in heavy rains. This is one reason they have always been popular in areas that get heavy … View moreAs it is a bit of an inside day weather wise today I thought I would make the 2nd post in my series on the benefits of using raised garden beds.
2. Good drainage
Raised beds provide good drainage even in heavy rains. This is one reason they have always been popular in areas that get heavy rainfall. The loose texture of the soil allows the water to seep into the bed, preventing quick runoff that would otherwise carry away the fertile topsoil. At the same time, it allows excess water to drain away.
Most plants grow well in moist soil, but many of them hate wet feet. For one thing, too much water around the roots interferes with their breathing. Secondly, constant moisture promotes bacterial and fungal diseases. Water logging can also change the pH of the soil, making it more acidic and less favorable to plants preferring neutral to slightly alkaline soils.
The ideal soil moisture for most plants is around 25%, although bog plants have adapted to living in soils saturated with water. When you water your plants growing in raised beds, the water gets absorbed into the lower layers of the beds rather quickly. It keeps the soil evenly moist but without allowing the water to stagnate.
3. Root spread
It is quite evident that plant roots would find it easier to grow and spread in every direction when the soil is loose. Not only that but the framed beds retain moisture much longer than traditional raised beds since water loss from the sides is minimized. This keeps the beds from drying out between watering and facilitates good root run.
Plants that are growing in the ground usually have a shallow root system unless the ground is tilled deep before planting. Such plants cannot access the moisture in the lower layers of soil, and are more likely to get dehydrated as soon as the surface moisture evaporates. A well developed root system anchors the plant and helps it gather water and nutrients from a larger area which is particularly important for vegetables. They have to grow vigorously and produce maximum yield within a short period.
Visit me - James at Out Of the Woods Woodshop where we custom make raised garden beds and planter boxes to suit your dimensions and needs and receive a free quote, or call 0272427901.
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This is the first in a series of posts outlining the benefits in using raised garden beds -
Raised bed gardening is not a new concept. Traditional gardeners used to double dig their beds to form rectangular or circular mounds 1-1 ½ ft. high, with sloping edges. A standard practice in areas … View moreThis is the first in a series of posts outlining the benefits in using raised garden beds -
Raised bed gardening is not a new concept. Traditional gardeners used to double dig their beds to form rectangular or circular mounds 1-1 ½ ft. high, with sloping edges. A standard practice in areas receiving plenty of rain, it ensured good drainage, besides providing a bit of extra space for growing vegetables.
This type of gardening also proved to be perfect for many companion plantings such as carrots and onion family vegetables. The carrots went on the flat top of the beds and enjoyed the deep soil while the onions and leeks planted on the sides all around protected the beds from pests.
The benefits don’t end there, so it’s no surprise that modern gardeners are increasingly embracing raised bed gardening, albeit with a new twist. The sloping sides of the earlier beds have been replaced by solid frames that give them a well-defined look. This way, the beds can be as high as you’d like them and prevents soil runoff during rain.
1. Good aeration
You can make your raised beds the traditional way by digging up the ground within the solid frame or just pile up good quality soil, decomposed farmyard manure, and compost within it. Either way, it provides the plants with a rich growing media with a loose structure and allows for good air circulation around the roots.
Like every other part of the plant, roots need to breathe. They breathe in the oxygen from the air and expel carbon dioxide. If the soil is too compacted, the roots suffocate and fail to develop properly. That’s because good aeration is necessary for the roots to absorb essential nutrients. For example, the air pockets in the soil hold nitrogen which is converted into nitrate and nitrite salts by the soil bacteria, making this macronutrient available to the plant. Fewer air pockets mean less availability of nitrogen.
Proper aeration is important for keeping the microbial population in the soil healthy. It helps maintain a balance between the aerobic and anaerobic bacteria that play different roles in enhancing soil fertility.
Visit me - James at Out of the Woods Woodshop where we custom make raised garden beds and planter boxes to suit your dimensions and needs and receive a free quote, or call 0272427901.
Did you know you have a Neighbourly inbox? If you'd like to contact a neighbour on Neighbourly directly, you can send them a private message. This is a great way to send confidential information (such as your mobile number or email) or to have conversations you'd like to keep away from … View moreDid you know you have a Neighbourly inbox? If you'd like to contact a neighbour on Neighbourly directly, you can send them a private message. This is a great way to send confidential information (such as your mobile number or email) or to have conversations you'd like to keep away from your Neighbourly noticeboard. It's also a great way to directly contact local organisations, businesses or media!
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How to send a private message:
* Locate the neighbour you wish to send a message to in your Neighbours Directory or on your noticeboard and click their name to visit their profile
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There's no better time to be decorating than summer - but you need to be quick! The Resene save the GST sale is in its final days*! You'll save 15% on Resene premium paints, stains, primers, sealers, wallpaper, decorating accessories and cleaning products at your local Resene ColorShop or… View moreThere's no better time to be decorating than summer - but you need to be quick! The Resene save the GST sale is in its final days*! You'll save 15% on Resene premium paints, stains, primers, sealers, wallpaper, decorating accessories and cleaning products at your local Resene ColorShop or participating reseller. Plus if you have a Resene ColorShop Card or Resene DIY Card, you can enjoy extra savings on a range of products!
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Fantastic Unique Sign, Fairly Heavy and thick. Was built to last with old ship wood.
approximate dimensions are 66 cm long by 51 cm high by 7 cm thick/depth
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Neighbourly Groups are a great way to connect with like-minded people who live nearby. Take a look at Groups already set up by your neighbours - or have a go at setting up your own. Some of the most popular Groups … View moreUnite with fellow booklovers, find other fitness fanatics or swap garden goodies!
Neighbourly Groups are a great way to connect with like-minded people who live nearby. Take a look at Groups already set up by your neighbours - or have a go at setting up your own. Some of the most popular Groups around New Zealand include gardening, running, babysitter networking, private street groups and puppy playgroups.
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