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Open Garden Day This Saturday

Posted by Alan Singleton on

Ever wondered how to grow thriving veggies and herbs without constant watering? Visit Watersaver Gardens Toowoomba for our Open Garden morning on Saturday 13 December from 8–11am. At 20 Jennings Street, you’ll see exactly how the Watersaver kits are assembled and why they make gardening easier, more productive, and perfect for our Queensland climate. Browse specials, find gift ideas, and get expert tips on what to plant now. Come along and see for yourself. Great Xmas Savings: 20% off existing stock and 10% off all orders paid for on the day. Cash, bank transfer or credit card.

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Winter crop nearly finished-time to get ready for spring!!

Posted by Alan Singleton on

A few bits and pieces left from winter including some nice garlic. Very soon I will be planting the usual suspects, tomatoes, spring onions, lettuce, cucumber etc. My favourite time to garden.

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My mistake!! You benefit. (Sorry, both sold)

Posted by Alan Singleton on

I stuffed up an order so I have two Extra Large Pale Eucalypt gardens I need to get rid of. Buy one and get $50 cash back or jump in and buy two and you'll get $150 cash back. Do the order on the web, by email (alan@watersavergardens.com.au) or phone 0424996540

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Buyers of my gardens are just the best customers

Posted by Alan Singleton on

Marg purchased a number of my beds  and canopies. One of the canopies got damaged during the cyclone so I had to send her parts for repair. Thank you Alan, that is lovely of you. I will transfer the money today. Have a great day, Marg On 17 Mar 2025, at 09:17, Alan Singleton <alan@alansingo.com> wrote: Morning Marg It will leave today or tomorrow via Aramex. Since you are such a good customer I just charged you for the freight:  

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Is your garden waterlogged?

Posted by Alan Singleton on

We have had at least 250mm of rain in three days. Unlike a conventional garden, my gardens are fine. They collect the rain in the reservoir until it fills, after that the excess simply drains away. Another month without further rain before I will have to check the water level. Gotta love a Watersaver Garden.

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