Singapore prepares for major events in July
News about some of the attractions taking place in the Lion City during July 2010.
Cutting edge technology
(or: Clarkie Goes Soft) For a change, I’m not going to bore you with words. Well, perhaps just a few. Irrespective of hemisphere, you can clone…
About the lodgers
“Two years ago, we got a new, state-subsidised composter. It was much larger than our previous one and seemed to fill up surprisingly quickly. However, in reality the composter was counter-intuitively roomier. Five minutes bashing with a spade can work wonders.” Trevor describes how his garden appears to be a magnet for unwanted lodgers.
British Expat Newsletter:
24 March 2004
This week: Clarkie digs for victory – the problems of getting definitive information on EU Plant Passports.
Plant Passports – Part Two
(continued from Part One) HM Customs & Excise are equally unhelpful. Their website reminds us that non-food plants are subject to VAT, so if you have…
Plant Passports – Part One
This is probably the most unhelpful piece I’ve ever written for this column. And as an opening statement, I’ve just broken Rule No 1 for wannabe…