Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

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Pumpkin crime on the Ladder Returning from a week's holiday I was devastated to find my prize pumpkin missing from the front garden! The pumpkin was nearly ripe when I… Started by Sophie Smith	1	Sep 2, 2012 Reply by John D
SEEKING ~ landscape gardener who can build PATIO AND BRICK WALL HI All, I know this subject matter has been looked at before, but there's only one recent discussion with some handy tips. ...And none of… Started by byl999	4	Aug 3, 2012 Reply by byl999
Frontyard farming Free download of manual to encourage food growing in front gardens. Back to Front encourages people to have front gardens that 'look good… Started by pamish	1	Nov 26, 2011 Reply by Helen Riley
Quality turf free to a good home We have just laid turf in our garden and have some left over. There is just over 5 square metres of fresh Rolawn turf outside the front doo… Started by Victoria Farrington	1	Aug 6, 2011
Top soil and compost urgently needed for South Harringay Junior School Spring is springing and works are underway to get the garden kick-started along the bank of the New River for South Harringay Junior School… Started by Lucy Jaffe	0	Mar 3, 2011
One bedroom garden flat available on Roseberry Gardens We have a newly refurbished one bedroom garden flat available in a converted Victorian property. With a private south facing garden, ideal… Started by Steve	0	Dec 16, 2010
Glastonbury pitching up in Harringay The students who live in the house next door to me spent two days constructing a 20ft Mongolian yurt (tent) in their garden and now spend m… Started by Antoinette	19	Apr 7, 2010 Reply by GillianM
Community Dig in Hornsey Park! Corner of Hornsey Park Road and Clarendon Road, N8, (literally across the road from Harringay): We are organising a working party on the… Started by C Hulse	3	Mar 23, 2010 Reply by Steve Hatch
Duck wanted for mutual benefit. Nothing kinky, just a good natured duck wanted to visit our welcoming and friendly garden, for weekly or twice weekly visits. Plenty of opp… Started by Duguneek	0	Jul 24, 2009