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Name: Rita Sliney
Gender: Female
Where I'm From
House Number or Name: 106
Street Address: Mellows Road
Town or City: Finglas West
County: Dublin
Phone Number: 0871342260
UK Region: OVERSEAS
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Member Type: Amateur Gardener
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Covers - 4:13 PM on 12 June 2008  reply | message
Rita,
The best way to get an answer to questions like that are to post it as a blog. You will find the bog button on your tool bar. All members will see your question and be able to help. Covers are into the hard landscaping and my knowledge of plants is very poor. Good luck.
Regards,
Sean

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