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Long planks, 33.5mm thick for building raised vegetable beds, sandpits, treehouses, fences and much more. These planks are planed smooth and have rounded edges.
Dimensions: 180cm x 17.5cm x 33.5mm thick
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5 6 foot board
Good product.
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Tomás
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5 years ago
Can I use teak oil on veg trug as its a bit washed out in parts after a few years use? Is teak oil plant friendly. Thanks
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Andrew
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5 years ago
Hi Tomás. Yes, teak oil is a good choice to use on your Vegtrug and will be safe for growing. See full answer »
Gillian Bristow
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7 years ago
At the end of the season is it necessary to change the compost in my veg true, or could I just add home made compost, or maybe just remove top 6 inches? I have no where to dispose of spent compost. Having amazing success with it, by the way.
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Andrew
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7 years ago
Hi Gillian. No need to take out or replace the soil in the unit each year. You will find the soil decreasing as the year goes on due to the nutrients being removed by the plants. Each winter just top up the Vegtrug with your new compost or buy in some good nutrient rich compost to add to the top of the bed. Envirogrind is particularly good for this purpose. See full answer »
Heayoung Cho
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4 years ago
Hi, I'd like to purchase a 1 metre vegtrug trough planter. Can you let me know when you have them in stock please? Thank you!
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Niall
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4 years ago
We will have these back on the website for pre -sale early next week and back in stock in 10 days time
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Imelda
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5 years ago
Hi Just wondering if you have the grey wash in stock of the 1 metre Vegtrug trough.? Also do you sell/ deliver compost to fill it.Thanks a lot.Love the look of it for my small garden.
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Andrew
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5 years ago
Hi Imelda. I am afraid we don't have the grey wash trug in stock at the moment but expect to have more in by the end of June 2020. Yes, we also sell compost/soil to fill the trug. See full answer »
Moira
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6 years ago
Hi you say that the wood does not need to be treated as it will last approx 10:years but on the instruction leaflet it says to treat the wood every year. Hope you can clarify. Thanks
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Niall
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6 years ago
Hi Moira
The wood is pressure treated at time of manufacture which will give it long life in the garden. The manufacturer is obviously covering themselves to add to the length of life of the product. Certainly i wouldn't bother doing anything year one but if you want to oil the wood each winter it will give it extra life
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The wood is pressure treated at time of manufacture which will give it long life in the garden. The manufacturer is obviously covering themselves to add to the length of life of the product. Certainly i wouldn't bother doing anything year one but if you want to oil the wood each winter it will give it extra life
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David Carr
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4 years ago
Hello there,I would like to order a 1 metre vegtrug with matching cold frame (greywash) and compost/soil to fill same. Any idea when you could fulfill this request?
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Niall
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4 years ago
Hi David
We will have the greywash vegtrugs in next week and the compost to fill same is no issue any time. I am afraid we won't have the Greywash coldframes in until late January
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We will have the greywash vegtrugs in next week and the compost to fill same is no issue any time. I am afraid we won't have the Greywash coldframes in until late January
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Martin Malone
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4 years ago
When will you a 1 mt& 1.8 Mt. in stockas Ian interested in purchising both.Regards Martin Malone
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Niall
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4 years ago
Hi Martin
We have the 1m in stock in the natural finish and we have the 1.8m in stock in the grey wash. We will have both back in stock in both finishes in 2 weeks time
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We have the 1m in stock in the natural finish and we have the 1.8m in stock in the grey wash. We will have both back in stock in both finishes in 2 weeks time
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Derval
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5 years ago
What vegetables would you suggest for a beginner? Our kids would like us to try carrots and then we’re open to suggestions. Is it too late in the season to get started now? Many thanks Derval
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Niall
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5 years ago
Hi Derval
Certainly not to late. Actually May is probably one of the best months to start. Carrots up the centre are a good idea. Another couple of crops if you like them that are easy and give a great amount of crop back are Beetroot, Kale, Spinach, Chard, Radishes and any of the salads
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Certainly not to late. Actually May is probably one of the best months to start. Carrots up the centre are a good idea. Another couple of crops if you like them that are easy and give a great amount of crop back are Beetroot, Kale, Spinach, Chard, Radishes and any of the salads
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Sonya Leggett
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4 years ago
Niall
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4 years ago
Hi Sonya
We should have these back in the website for pre-order by tomorrow and for delivery in 2 weeks time
So back in stock early next week
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We should have these back in the website for pre-order by tomorrow and for delivery in 2 weeks time
So back in stock early next week
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