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MANAGING HOLIDAY DELIVERIES AND CLOSURE: A CUSTOMER'S GUIDE TO ENSURING SMOOTH ORDERS DURING THE FESTIVE SEASON

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MANAGING HOLIDAY DELIVERIES AND CLOSURE: A CUSTOMER'S GUIDE TO ENSURING SMOOTH ORDERS DURING THE FESTIVE SEASON

Dear Customers, Commencing December 14th, we regret to inform you that Christmas delivery cannot be guaranteed due to an overwhelming surge in courier demand. While our standard delivery time is 24-48 hours, please anticipate possible delays of up to 7 days given the current situation. Please be advised that we will be closed from December 22nd to January 2nd. Any orders placed during this period will be processed and dispatched starting January 2nd. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Best regards, Green's of Ireland

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Mastering Year-Round Planting: A Comprehensive Guide to Sowing Seasons

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Mastering Year-Round Planting: A Comprehensive Guide to Sowing Seasons

  In the ever-changing rhythm of nature, understanding the ideal times for sowing is key to a bountiful harvest and a flourishing garden. As the old adage goes, "When you pull something up, you should put something in," ensuring your garden remains vibrant and productive throughout the year. With a mindful approach to planting, you can transform your plot into a haven of greenery and color, regardless of the season. SPRING (February - May): The Classic Sowing Season Spring heralds the perfect time for sowing a plethora of vegetables and flowers, setting the stage for a vibrant garden. Vegetables: Asparagus,...

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Understanding Onion Bolting: A Gardener's Guide to Preventing Stress in Plants

Posted by Simon Landwojtowicz on

Understanding Onion Bolting: A Gardener's Guide to Preventing Stress in Plants

As passionate gardeners, we all revel in the beauty and flavors our plants bring to our lives. However, it's crucial to understand that plants, driven by their genetic code, have a primary mission: reproduction. When you spot your onion plants sprouting flower buds prematurely, it's Nature's way of signaling that the plant is under stress, shouting, "Help! Help! I'm going to die!" This natural phenomenon, known as onion bolting or seeding, occurs when the plant perceives environmental stressors that threaten its existence. The plant's instinctual response is to reproduce hastily, leading to the formation of flowers. But fear not, fellow...

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Smooth Delivery Every Time: The Importance of Including Your Eircode

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Smooth Delivery Every Time: The Importance of Including Your Eircode

We understand how exciting it is to place an order, eagerly anticipating the arrival of your new treasures. To ensure your items reach you swiftly and without any hiccups, we urge you to pay special attention to one crucial detail: your Eircode. Why Your Eircode Matters: Orders accompanied by the correct Eircode are like a well-oiled machine, processed and delivered with remarkable speed. In fact, they typically reach your doorstep twice as fast! However, orders without an Eircode can sometimes end up in the wrong depot, leading to unnecessary delays and frustration. We believe you deserve a seamless and efficient...

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Planting Flower Bulbs in Cold Weather: Tips for a Beautiful Spring Garden.

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Planting Flower Bulbs in Cold Weather: Tips for a Beautiful Spring Garden.

  As we find ourselves in the midst of a chilly spell, with temperatures occasionally dropping below 2-3 degrees Celsius at night, it's essential to be mindful of our precious spring bulbs. While many spring bulbs are remarkably resilient and can withstand mild frost, some varieties are more sensitive to low temperatures. Fear not, gardening enthusiasts! We've got you covered with some expert tips to ensure your bulbs not only survive but thrive through this cold period. Resilient Bulbs: Several bulbs are notably frost-resistant, including snowdrops, hyacinths, daffodils, irises, and cyclamens. These hardy beauties can endure the cold and emerge in...

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