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04-07-2006, 09:50 AM
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Another plant id please
"Sena" wrote in message t... said... My husband's been advised (don't know by whom) to put dandelion sap on his wart. Whether or not he has, I know not. Has it gone? :-) No, because he only very rarely remembers to pick a dandelion. LOL! I put a dead frog in the bin yesterday, I should have given it to him. That's one of the charms, allegedly ... I don't know why warts are a problem, unless they grow differently of course when they need attention. This one's on the side of his thumb. He had it cut out (ouch) and it regrew. He had it frozen (ouch again) and it thumbed its nose at the doctor doing the freezing and said something akin to 'nyeah nyeah nah nyear nyear'. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!! It's not that it's a problem so much that it catches on things and then it can start to bleed or crack - which makes it uneven on top so it catches on things and then it can start to bleed or crack - which makes it uneven on top so... I get the picture :-( I had one once on my arm, it's not there now. A grandson had a huge one on a finger, it's not there now. They do seem to do their own thing, regardless, don't they. Indeed. Thanks for replying, it's cheered up the morning. Now to the garden before it gets twot. Mary |
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04-07-2006, 05:13 PM
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#34
04-07-2006, 06:16 PM
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"Sena" wrote in message t... said... Thanks for replying, it's cheered up the morning. Now to the garden before it gets twot. Salready twot. And I'm beau nidle. Which is why my privet out the back is far taller and bushier than is good for either it or me. But it keeps the heat out of the kitchen, so it's not all bad. I hate privet, but I want something to put in its place and I don't know what, so the privet stays. Every year I go out and attack it with bolt shears - except that last year I didn't and this year I haven't. It's gone from a couple of feet high to well over 6' in places now, dammit. That'll larn yer! I'm not keen on privet either, we just took it all out years ago. There are some great hedging shrubs but I can't think of any which don't need attention :-( There's always box of course but it will take some years before it shades your kitchen. As for the heat, apparently we're going to have storms, some heavy, tomorrow :-) Mary -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates. I can't understand that ... |
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