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Come see what everyone is raving about.
Hawkes Bay's newest plant production nursery is now open to the public.
Located at 284 Meeanee Road, they offer a broad range of plants (both indoor and outdoor) at prices and quality that are unmatched. Buy direct from the grower and save!
… View moreCome see what everyone is raving about.
Hawkes Bay's newest plant production nursery is now open to the public.
Located at 284 Meeanee Road, they offer a broad range of plants (both indoor and outdoor) at prices and quality that are unmatched. Buy direct from the grower and save!
Opening special: Grafted avocado trees $54.95
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Thank you to all those folk who supported our first ever Garage Sale & Sausage sizzle yesterday. There were plenty of bargains for everyone and the sausage sizzlers were kept busy. We will be back next year with a bigger and better event. Watch this space!
Vintage Tea Set Stand
Plastic Wire
Lovely Condition
Pick up available from Greenmeadows, Napier. Happy to post nationwide. Rough guide $8.80 urban, add $3.90 Rural
Thank you, Aotearoa.
You helped The Press and the Rod Donald Trust buy Mt Herbert/Te Ahu Pātiki the highest peak in Christchurch.
But you can still help.
The generosity of Kiwis has now secured the land's future as a public conservation park.
Further donations will help the … View moreThank you, Aotearoa.
You helped The Press and the Rod Donald Trust buy Mt Herbert/Te Ahu Pātiki the highest peak in Christchurch.
But you can still help.
The generosity of Kiwis has now secured the land's future as a public conservation park.
Further donations will help the trust restore the land to its former forested glory.
We have replaced our large front window with French doors
The Window is 2.7m wide by 1.4m high - it has a 200mm deep wooden internal frame and sill
The entire unit is single glazed and has two side opening windows approximately 350mm wide
The aluminum is a rich cream colour
The window unit is in … View moreWe have replaced our large front window with French doors
The Window is 2.7m wide by 1.4m high - it has a 200mm deep wooden internal frame and sill
The entire unit is single glazed and has two side opening windows approximately 350mm wide
The aluminum is a rich cream colour
The window unit is in very good condition and has been removed by professionals
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Call us optimists, but we think everyone under the sun can, and should, have a beautiful home.
If you're pinching pennies, there's plenty you can do to create a stylish and inviting home for yourself and your friends.
The first step (and this is true no matter where or how you live) … View moreCall us optimists, but we think everyone under the sun can, and should, have a beautiful home.
If you're pinching pennies, there's plenty you can do to create a stylish and inviting home for yourself and your friends.
The first step (and this is true no matter where or how you live) is to clean your home and get it organised. Doing those two things alone will drastically improve the quality of your space.
Then, on to decorating. With years of budget decorating behind (and in front of!) us, we've amassed a few helpful tips for 'making house' with a slim wallet.
1. Paint an accent wall
STAND OUT: This one wall, in the home of Melbourne designer Miranda Skoczek, brings something extra-special to her bedroom without going overboard.
Painting your walls is one of the most cost-effective decorative updates you can make to your home. But if you're on a shoestring budget, the two cans of $30 paint it may require to paint your bedroom could very well put you off.
Instead, consider painting an accent wall. One litre (which will cover around 9 square metres) or a 2.5-litre can (which covers up to 24 square metres) is likely all you'll need to cover a single wall, which can make just as much of an impact.
2. Get rid of unsightly items
FIRE THE WIRE: This clever little picket fence, designed by Karl Zahn, provides some fun inspiration for ways you can tidy up all those wires that often dominate the modern day living room.
Before you start worrying about what you can and cannot afford to buy, consider what you should get rid of, or unsightly items that you need to hide.
Dated, worn or damaged items could be doing the look of your home a disservice, and if they're non-essential, removing them can give your home a clean slate.
One of the worst offenders common in rental apartments is vertical blinds. Or how about those not-so-stylish college posters you've been holding on to? Let go, or at least put them in storage.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
Desperately Wanting clear plastic brackets for Luxaflex curtain track.see pic x2, It is old stock and I can’t seem to buy them anywhere. I have tried to purchase from specialised track businesses, including op shops too. I think it’s called series 2000 track. If you can help I would be very … View moreDesperately Wanting clear plastic brackets for Luxaflex curtain track.see pic x2, It is old stock and I can’t seem to buy them anywhere. I have tried to purchase from specialised track businesses, including op shops too. I think it’s called series 2000 track. If you can help I would be very grateful. Thank you 😊
Paint it pink with Resene for the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ!
Buy any Resene testpot starting with P, I, N, K during May and we’ll donate $1 to Breast Cancer Foundation NZ.
Offer applies to all Resene 60ml testpots with colour names starting with P, I, N, K purchased at the normal retail … View morePaint it pink with Resene for the Breast Cancer Foundation NZ!
Buy any Resene testpot starting with P, I, N, K during May and we’ll donate $1 to Breast Cancer Foundation NZ.
Offer applies to all Resene 60ml testpots with colour names starting with P, I, N, K purchased at the normal retail price in May 2021 at Resene owned ColorShops.
I hope Napier's mayor will not be involved in this charade. Are people aware that the company which makes millions of dollars distributing chlorine around NZ is the same company sponsoring the so-called "NZ Best Tasting Tap Water" awards to be held at the Napier Conference Centre … View moreI hope Napier's mayor will not be involved in this charade. Are people aware that the company which makes millions of dollars distributing chlorine around NZ is the same company sponsoring the so-called "NZ Best Tasting Tap Water" awards to be held at the Napier Conference Centre tomorrow 27 May? It's not about TASTE. It's about HEALTH. Many Napier residents are suffering health issues they never had until our water was chlorinated in early 2017.
We are having a SALE of work in
The GIRL GUIDE HALL
YORE AVENUE, beside NEW WORLD GREENMEADOWS
this includes
Knitted: Garments,Hats gloves, scarfs
Men’s , Ladies, children and baby’s garments
WOVEN: Throws , shawls,
FELTED: Jackets: scarfs bags : hats
Art work , clocks,
This is … View moreWe are having a SALE of work in
The GIRL GUIDE HALL
YORE AVENUE, beside NEW WORLD GREENMEADOWS
this includes
Knitted: Garments,Hats gloves, scarfs
Men’s , Ladies, children and baby’s garments
WOVEN: Throws , shawls,
FELTED: Jackets: scarfs bags : hats
Art work , clocks,
This is just a small selection:
THERE IS SO MUCH MORE, please come and join us
JUNE 5th - 6th -7th 10am-4pm
Monday 10am-2pm
Choosing curtains and/or blinds for a child’s bedroom is much more complicated than you might think, with several factors to take into consideration when making the right choice. Let’s go over what you need to think about.
Blocking out light
Any parent will tell you kids need darkness to go… View moreChoosing curtains and/or blinds for a child’s bedroom is much more complicated than you might think, with several factors to take into consideration when making the right choice. Let’s go over what you need to think about.
Blocking out light
Any parent will tell you kids need darkness to go to bed. They don’t necessarily need darkness to sleep, but to convince them it’s bedtime it needs to be dark. Post daylight savings, heading into spring and summer, this can be a challenge. Curtains and blinds can help.
First of all, opt for block-out lining. Block-out lined curtains reduce natural light and UV rays, providing an ideal solution for darkening a bedroom. They also offer thermal and sound insulation properties, which come in handy too and we’ll discuss more shortly.
The best solution to block out light is curtains made of medium to heavy fabric, hanging wide and high over the window and down to the floor. But don’t make a decision yet, there are things to consider that might make you shy away from this option.
Slatted blinds are the least ideal solution as they allow small amounts of light to peep through even when fully closed and lowered. An inside mounted roller blind also allows a small amount of light to enter. For extra light blockage consider a curtain over a blind.
Reducing noise
Blocking out noise completely using only curtains or blinds is not possible, but it can be reduced. The best options are:
• Curtains – reducing noise all comes down to absorbing the vibrations so opt for the thickest, heaviest fabric you can (e.g. velvet or wool). The more layers the better so ensure you get them lined and you could also opt for a blind underneath as well.
• Roman shades – as with curtains, the thicker the fabric and more layers the better.
• Honeycomb blinds - the unique cellular design is great for cutting out noise. Just as the cells trap air to reduce heat transfer, they can also help keep out noise.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
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