MIchael Perrys Garden TSV 26/06/21

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

there is another MIchael Perrys Garden TSV on the 26/06/21

 

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Grumpy Gardener Wondershovel & Dirt Buddy

 

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Grumpy Gardener Wondershovel & Dirt Buddy TSV 26/06/21
http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/params.item.716802

 

[candycane]

Isn't that the root slayer thing Tommy Cross was punting a while back? Anyhoo, I could do with this.

Super, are those honeycomb and bee planters a QVC product or are they coming soon?

CC

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Isn't that the root slayer thing Tommy Cross was punting a while back? Anyhoo, I could do with this.

Super, are those honeycomb and bee planters a QVC product or are they coming soon?

CC

could be just set decoration

 

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Grumpy Gardener Wonder Shovel & Dirt Buddy
Item Number: 716802
QVC Price £36.00
Todays Special Value Price £28.98
P&P £3.95

This innovative gardening duo from Grumpy Gardener features the Wonder Shovel and the Dirt Buddy, two versatile tools that can be used for a variety of different gardening tasks, whether you're digging, breaking up roots or weeding with the Wonder Shovel, or you're re-potting plants, planting bulbs or opening fresh bags of compost with the Dirt Buddy., these lightweight and durable tools offer a complete set to make tending to your patch easy, simple and enjoyable.

*A great saving: If you were to buy the Wonder Shovel and dirt buddy directly from Grumpy Gardener you’d pay £51.87, plus P&P. So for our Today’s Special Value price of just £28.98, plus P&P, you’re saving £23.09

Please allow 5 - 7 working days for delivery

Marvel at this spade - the Wonder Shovel is a four-in-one tool with beds and borders in mind and is ideal for removing weeds, raking gravel and stones from flower beds, slicing through roots and general digging. It features a lightweight D-shaped handle making it ergonomic and extremely comfortable to use.

A gardener's best friend - the Dirt Buddy is a smaller tool and features an extra-strong steel blade and is designed with pots and containers in mind. It can be used to open sacks of compost and feed, transplant delicate seedlings and young plants, is great for weeding and features a depth gauge on the blade, which enables you to plant bulbs to the perfect depth.

Colour options:

• Red
• Green

Contains:

• 1 x Wonder Shovel (h x w x d): 122cm x 2.1cm x 1.1cm (48" x 0.8" x 0.4")
• 1 x Dirt Buddy (h x w x d): 34.5cm x 4cm x 4.5cm (13.6" x 1.6" x 1.8")

All measurements are approximate

http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx/app.detail/params.item.716802

 

[Suki 1]

What has Michael done to his hair

 

[candycane]

Missed it but I'll see it tomorrow. I want to buy this but Mr CC is saying NO. He says if I need the garden digging I just need to ask him. WTF? I've asked him a zillion times and I meant within 6 months or the next 6 years. I thought this small choppy spade would be easy for me to do it and I most definitely need that little weeder tool. What do I do people? Buy it, have it sent to mum's, pick it up when we're next there and pretend she bought it for me? Or do I just say I'm buying it and buy it, reminding him of the vibra leg thingy he bought for £99 and never used.

CC

 

[Iambananas]

Missed it but I'll see it tomorrow. I want to buy this but Mr CC is saying NO. He says if I need the garden digging I just need to ask him. WTF? I've asked him a zillion times and I meant within 6 months or the next 6 years. I thought this small choppy spade would be easy for me to do it and I most definitely need that little weeder tool. What do I do people? Buy it, have it sent to mum's, pick it up when we're next there and pretend she bought it for me? Or do I just say I'm buying it and buy it, reminding him of the vibra leg thingy he bought for £99 and never used.

CC

Oh definitely the last one. But get the vibra leg thingy and say that if uses it every day for a fortnight, you'll send the weedy thing back...

 

[stratobuddy]

Missed it but I'll see it tomorrow. I want to buy this but Mr CC is saying NO. He says if I need the garden digging I just need to ask him. WTF? I've asked him a zillion times and I meant within 6 months or the next 6 years. I thought this small choppy spade would be easy for me to do it and I most definitely need that little weeder tool. What do I do people? Buy it, have it sent to mum's, pick it up when we're next there and pretend she bought it for me? Or do I just say I'm buying it and buy it, reminding him of the vibra leg thingy he bought for £99 and never used.

CC

He is probably too scared for you to get one, it looks like a deadly weapon, as already demonstrated by the murder of a melon.

And yet again, there is totally inadequate info in the description, such as whether it is stainless steel. So I've asked the question, just on principle that they may get the hint to improve the description. Obviously, they won't answer.

And BTW, they compared the price to the GG website, but they are both out of stock!

 

[candycane]

Murder of a melon You can buy the weeder thing for £10 on Amazon but I quite fancied the spade as well. We've had rats and I thought maybe I could do a kind of slap/chop thing to kill them. That's not going to happen but I liked this when Tommy Cross had it as the root slayer. It had a lot of 5 star reviews.

I don't feel there should be a major household discussion on whether I spend £30 on a spade when Mr CC would spend that on two rounds of drinks and not bat an eyelid.

CC

 

[amn]

I love the description on the TSV page SCW posted ….: ‘marvel at the spade’.
Have any if you actually marvelled at a spade? I know i haven’t…..

 

[Dream Girl]

He is probably too scared for you to get one, it looks like a deadly weapon, as already demonstrated by the murder of a melon.

And yet again, there is totally inadequate info in the description, such as whether it is stainless steel. So I've asked the question, just on principle that they may get the hint to improve the description. Obviously, they won't answer.

And BTW, they compared the price to the GG website, but they are both out of stock!

Heard MP quietly quickly slip in the word ’steel’ but not clearly the x is made of steel.

 

[stratobuddy]

Heard MP quietly quickly slip in the word ’steel’ but not clearly the x is made of steel.

I've found online it is made of ordinary steel that will rust, not stainless.

My stainless steel spade and fork cost £9-99 each from Lidl and will never rust.

 

[Dream Girl]

I've found online it is made of ordinary steel that will rust, not stainless.

My stainless steel spade and fork cost £9-99 each from Lidl and will never rust.

 

[Iambananas]

I've found online it is made of ordinary steel that will rust, not stainless.

My stainless steel spade and fork cost £9-99 each from Lidl and will never rust.

Just taken me back years to my dad and his rusty fork and spade.. and his very rusty wheelbarrow that was blooming heavy

 

[stratobuddy]

My question has been posted, and someone else is asking the same thing.

No answers from QVC of course.

 

[Breeze]

I’ve bought it anyway. Thought it looked very handy for my huge garden of heavy clay. My dad’s old tools were never stainless steel but lasted him a lifetime, just used to rub an oily rag over the metal bits before storing them.

 

[Toril]

I relented and bought it as well because my soil is also clay. The smaller tool will be used for weeding.

 

[candycane]

I haven't bought it though I wanted it. We're at the caravan so can't get deliveries and mum's going on holiday this week so I can't send it there. I'll just have to make do with my crappy trowel until the next time. Let us know Toril and Breeze how heavy/useful they are.

CC