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But a damn nuisance in my garden.

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Maroochy wrote:
But a damn nuisance in my garden.






If you call it groundcover or some such, you'll feel better about it....
;-)

wolf k.

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Wolf K wrote:

If you call it groundcover or some such, you'll feel better about
it.... ;-)

I'd feel a lot better if if didn't come up in just about every potted plant
I have. :-)

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Magda wrote:
On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 16:40:54 +1000, in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens,
"Maroochy" BarbaraH*REMOVE arranged some
electrons, so they looked like this:

... Wolf K wrote:
...
... If you call it groundcover or some such, you'll feel better
about ... it.... ;-)
...
... I'd feel a lot better if if didn't come up in just about every
potted plant ... I have. :-)

Some guys have all the luck! ;)

I'd prefer not too. :-)

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Once upon a time, "Maroochy" BarbaraH*REMOVE
wrote in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens:
Wolf K wrote:

If you call it groundcover or some such, you'll feel better about
it.... ;-)

I'd feel a lot better if if didn't come up in just about every potted plant
I have. :-)

I know what you mean. Too much of anything can be a nuisance.
When I lived in the Redwoods every potted plant would get a solid carpet
of Redwood seedlings. And Lady Ferns grew on any damp wood including
orchid bark.
Once I potted up as many as I could use and gave them to all of my
friends, neighbors and acquaintances they became weeds
--
Monterey California
USDA Zone 9
Sunset Zone 17

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Garrapata wrote:

I know what you mean. Too much of anything can be a nuisance.
When I lived in the Redwoods every potted plant would get a solid
carpet of Redwood seedlings. And Lady Ferns grew on any damp wood
including orchid bark.
Once I potted up as many as I could use and gave them to all of my
friends, neighbors and acquaintances they became weeds

Yes, somethings become quite a trial and the one in my photo is the bane of
my life. Over the next couple of years I will be gradually moving all my
plants to our retirement acreage, I'm hoping that, as long as I can remove
all traces of them from my potted plants before moving, that I will finally
get rid of the bloody things.