Free stuff near Bedmond, England

Extractor fan (Bushey WD23) Brand new extractor fan, bought but never installed. Box is a bit grubby due to storage. Cannot vouch for whether it works or not but it is brand new. Has a pull cord to activate.

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hardcore (HP3) Mixture of bricks and block favors. Free to collectors. Help yourself. Leverstock Green, Hemel Hempstead.

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Wall brackets for hanging baskets (st. albans, al4) Some rust but otherwise usable

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Bird feeders (st. albans, al4) In various sizes and states of repair

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Chest of drawers (Fleetville AL1) Promised Good condition, three drawers. Height - 78 cm Width - 81 cm Depth - 49 cm

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Baby monitor (Marshalswick AL4) Baby monitor please if anyone has one they no longer need

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Large Fresnel Light (Apsley, Hemel Hempstead, HP3) Has a 500 W bulb but can be fited with 1000 W. 15 mm spigot to fit stand. Reason for disposal: these old tungsten lights run very hot - after a few minutes they can only be touched or adjusted wearing gloves. Therefore I will only be using low energy, cool running units from now on. Note: Has a barn door fitting of sorts but the flaps move too freely and will not stay in position on their own, so further development would be required to make these usable. Weighs around 10-15 kg.

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Multiyork armchair (Harpenden AL5) Multiyork Suffolk armchair, sturdy and in good shape. A little grubby, but the covers are removable and washable. Size: 88cm h x 75cm w x 84cm d Fits in a car with roomy rear seats down. Not too heavy. Collection in Harpenden AL5.

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Baby swim clothes (Marshalswick AL4) Looking for arm bands, swimsuit and any other bits for a baby girl please From 3 months

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New Diary 2025 (Marshalswick AL4) Promised Brand new never used Nice suade feel cover Small and thin

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Pink hardy geraniums (Hatfield AL10) This hardy geranium or cranesbills is tolerant and easy to grow with pretty pink flowers from late spring. Cut back after flowering in mid summer for a fresh flush of green leaves and more flowers if you're lucky. It will die down in the winter and come back year after year. Fully winter hardy in the uk. Not troubled by slugs or other pests. Doesn't mind my sticky clay or a bit of shade. Two pots of divisions from a bigger plant taken last autumn and established over winter. Plant now and they will grow away and should make decent clumps. Will give one pot per person if there is demand, but you may find you have 2 plants per pot.

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Pulmonaria young plants (Hatfield AL10) Two pots of 3/4 small plants each, which have established since autumn and can be planted individually now. Will give one pot per person if there is demand, but you'll get at least 3 plants. Early colour when not much else is in flower. (The first 2 photos were taken today.) Pulmonaria, aka soldiers & sailors, aka lungwort, is an early spring flowering plant with hairy leaves splotched with silver/white, with stalks of blue/pink flowers late January to May. Favourite garden nectar source for the hairy footed flower bee. Happy in most soil types and aspects, but especially useful on sticky clay in the shade. Will self seed but is not invasive.