"David WE Roberts" wrote

Not so much in the garden as in the shops as cut flowers.

At one time there used to be an almost constant supply in the shops, but I
haven't seen any for ages.

Any idea why?


I wonder if it's because if they grow them like other cut flowers they lose
their scent and without scent they aren't much.
Parked in a Car Park today and the verge behind our car was covered in
violets, stunning.
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Regards. Bob Hobden.
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