Do others grow British wild flowers?

[Fi]

revmichael said:

fi said:

Michael, why not pull out all the spanish ones and any hybrids? It won't be long before genuine English bluebells will be a much treasured rarity.

Yes that's a good idea.
At the moment the Spainish ones are all in the back garden and in a fairly confined space.
I'll dig them up - and then what can I do with them?

Send them to Mad Mary for a Christmas present. *cheesy grin*

[Fi]

carlott said:

^5 to Fi for saying what I had meant to but forgot

That's worth no more than a ^2 1/2 - I didn't forget!

[revmichael]

fi said:

carlott said:

^5 to Fi for saying what I had meant to but forgot

That's worth no more than a ^2 1/2 - I didn't forget!

So what has ^ to do with cooking - em - gardening; and what does it mean anyway?

[shemlock]

I have primroses and bluebells growing, and was quite upset when I was told that my bluebells were Spanish and not British. I have Welsh poppies which never fail to reappear each year with their dainty little heads. I also have 'native' trees which my youngest TYG planted when she was three. I was planting up and she helped with her collection of acorns and conkers from our walks. I discreetly weeded out most but have kept one of each which are thriving.

[Shuggie]

revmichael said:

fi said:

That's worth no more than a ^2 1/2 - I didn't forget!

So what has ^ to do with cooking - em - gardening; and what does it mean anyway?

a to the power of 2½ ..?

[Fi]

revmichael said:

fi said:

That's worth no more than a ^2 1/2 - I didn't forget!

So what has ^ to do with cooking - em - gardening; and what does it mean anyway?

Just for you Michael, ^ means high, but has nothing to do with pot plants.

[Fi]

shuggie said:

revmichael said:

So what has ^ to do with cooking - em - gardening; and what does it mean anyway?

a to the power of 2½ ..?

*sighs* Once an engineer ......................

[revmichael]

fi said:

revmichael said:

So what has ^ to do with cooking - em - gardening; and what does it mean anyway?

Just for you Michael, ^ means high, but has nothing to do with pot plants.

So you see, my Maths is as bad as my spelling.
What will become of me?

Thanks for telling me. I appreciate it.
I still have trouble with 'greater' than and 'less than' because to me < means crescendo and > means diminuendo.

[erindawes]

So to you Rev, v would be glissande?

[Shuggie]

revmichael said:

fi said:

Just for you Michael, ^ means high, but has nothing to do with pot plants.

So you see, my Maths is as bad as my spelling.
What will become of me?

Thanks for telling me. I appreciate it.
I still have trouble with 'greater' than and 'less than' because to me < means crescendo and > means diminuendo.

What's the notation for innuendo?

[Shuggie]

fi said:

shuggie said:

a to the power of 2½ ..?

*sighs* Once an engineer ......................

There are worse things than being an engineer .. being a palæontologist for example ..

[Fi]

shuggie said:

revmichael said:

So you see, my Maths is as bad as my spelling.
What will become of me?

Thanks for telling me. I appreciate it.
I still have trouble with 'greater' than and 'less than' because to me < means crescendo and > means diminuendo.

What's the notation for innuendo?

What has an Italian suppository got to do with matters spiritual?

[Ann R Kay]

shuggie said:

revmichael said:

So you see, my Maths is as bad as my spelling.
What will become of me?

Thanks for telling me. I appreciate it.
I still have trouble with 'greater' than and 'less than' because to me < means crescendo and > means diminuendo.

What's the notation for innuendo?

Nudge nudge ?

[revmichael]

annrkay said:

shuggie said:

What's the notation for innuendo?

Nudge nudge ?

Should I say, 'Wink, wink, you know what I mean?'

[scoo]

I planted cowslips under the apple tree. the y just grow wild there