"'Mike'" <3d&6d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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>> The other thing is, do I need insurance for Health and Safety, because
I
>> have lots of Agaves, small ones as well as a 6 foot one grown from a 1"
>> bulbil, plus Pujas which are very dangerous. Not to mention the ponds,
>> and other things. Should I put up a notice saying "Enter at your own
>> risk - and please don't bring any young children in here" or what?
>>
>> Four weeks to go...
>>
>> someone
>>
>
> I was thinking about this last night and I seem to remember being told
> about the "Beware of the Dog" signs on gates. THAT is a warning and an
> admission that you have a dangerous dog :-(
>
> By you putting warning signs up, it shows that you KNOW some of your
> plants are dangerous, but you are still opening up your garden!!!!
>
> I think a warning put out by the organisers on the line of 'Please
> remember that you are entering private gardens. Please respect the
sights
> and sounds, appreciate them and don't touch. You are entering these
> gardens at your own risk and neither the organisers of this event nor
the
> householders take any form of responsibility'
>
> Now if you intend to open every weekend and charge a fee
.................
> well, different matter.
>
> Just my thoughts on it. Someone will no doubt shoot me down in flames.
>
> Mike
>
Well, thanks for your helpful thoughts, Mike and Sacha. I'll contact the
guy in charge and try and find out what the policy is. We've had Gardens
Open in my town every four years, and other towns nearby do it as well,
but
this is the first time I've done it.
someone
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