Wonderful just Wonderful

Yahhhhhhhhhhhhhh! such a briliant day.I flow to israel the night before and already saw most of my family and some of my friends that came to visit me at sea.The sea was just amazing- clear pastel blue so you can see all the fish inside- spend most of the day in thewater and had a great meal and a pint in the resturant there.Just passed exam for the fire services 10 days ago after long time of being assest-yahhhhh.For me Glee was the fist time to see what an international opportunities there are when living in the Uk.I had some good reasponse from all sorts of and it looks great- distributors, agencies and cataloge firms from the uk europe and USA, also few landscaper that would like the strimmer resistant edgings.And just the few days ago got a catalouge with the raised beds in and sent a pallet for that firm- not trying to show off or anything but it is so great after all this hard work to see that it start moving on.just beforflying had an outdoor job to install my edging - got it through a friend that maintain gardens.It was realy hard as ithad mature trees all aroundthe lawn so I had to digg roots and stones- (should find a longer spade as well- (I am very tall!)- or perhaps a meachanic tool. It was great as the lady was so happy and said she will speak to all of her friends.The next thing to do is I think to work on PR and send info/ samples to 'Gardening leaders'- like magazines and tv progrrames.not sure yet who - if you have any ideas on someone that people trust let me know.Well should rest a bit this week so going fishing tommorow with my 6 years old niss (I promised her a while ago).So great to write again on this blog even more when things are great.best luck to you all.Offerwater or hkjkj
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    You have started my Sunday off with a nice warm feeling Ofer - I'm glad things are picking up for you :-0))
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Hi All, In a cleints garden, I'm having a real problem with these shoots that are coming up in the lawn.I'm digging them out as I go, they are on long roots. they have an oval shape leaf and develop nasty thorns. See pics.Can anyone help identify…

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