@darren hansen 134 - a large flexible builders trug (from a DIY or builders' merchant) is a very, very useful piece of gardening equipment. For about £6 you have something you can carry tools, compost, garden waste, plants etc round the garden, store bits and pieces in in the shed / garage and they are brilliant for holding deep water if you need to rehydrate pots.
You can even use it for its intended DIY use🤓
They last for years.
I have 5 in varying states of repair - 'nuff said....😁
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
Six trugs of varying sizes here. Really useful for all kinds if things. Most recently, tipping out a bag of cheap peat-free compost to mix in a bit of soil and a bit of homemade compost.
Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Soil type: sandy, well-drained
Especially useful if you go caravanning, camping or sailing. Stuff lives in it for travelling and onsite it makes a great washing up, laundry basket or clothes washing bowl. I've even used one as a makeshift shopping basket - but I was desperate!😆
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
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For about £6 you have something you can carry tools, compost, garden waste, plants etc round the garden, store bits and pieces in in the shed / garage and they are brilliant for holding deep water if you need to rehydrate pots.
You can even use it for its intended DIY use🤓
They last for years.
I have 5 in varying states of repair - 'nuff said....😁
The supermarkets often have them too
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Stuff lives in it for travelling and onsite it makes a great washing up, laundry basket or clothes washing bowl. I've even used one as a makeshift shopping basket - but I was desperate!😆