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26-10-2006, 12:49 PM
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What plants would you take with you if you moved house.....
Janet Tweedy writes
However it takes all sorts and I'm accidentally growing a tray of what appears to be, cactii from a packet of seeds that some told me were hardy plants so I need to off load them! Depending on what they were (ie globular rather than columnar), I might conceivably be interested ... btw - the singular of cactii would be cactius ;-) -- Kay |
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26-10-2006, 01:30 PM
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What plants would you take with you if you moved house.....
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writes Depending on what they were (ie globular rather than columnar), I might conceivably be interested ... btw - the singular of cactii would be cactius ;-) If I sort of trimmed them to a round shape would you notice? They have a sort of cross shape. so if looking from the top they would have four sort of arms (iyswim) They are very tiny at the moment, about 2 inches but you are very welcome to them Kay. Not sure they'd be good at The Old Dog. Not native enough  janet -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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26-10-2006, 03:36 PM
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What plants would you take with you if you moved house.....
"Janet Tweedy" wrote in message ... In article , K writes Depending on what they were (ie globular rather than columnar), I might conceivably be interested ... btw - the singular of cactii would be cactius ;-) If I sort of trimmed them to a round shape would you notice? They have a sort of cross shape. so if looking from the top they would have four sort of arms (iyswim) http://pics.davesgarden.com/pics/Xen...700390_691.jpg ??? If so they are 'Living stones'. They have really pretty flowers :~) Jenny They are very tiny at the moment, about 2 inches but you are very welcome to them Kay. Not sure they'd be good at The Old Dog. Not native enough janet -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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26-10-2006, 08:46 PM
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What plants would you take with you if you moved house.....
Janet Tweedy writes
In article , K writes Depending on what they were (ie globular rather than columnar), I might conceivably be interested ... btw - the singular of cactii would be cactius ;-) If I sort of trimmed them to a round shape would you notice? They have a sort of cross shape. so if looking from the top they would have four sort of arms (iyswim) They are very tiny at the moment, about 2 inches but you are very welcome to them Kay. If you mean 2 inches high and only about 0.5 cm across, then sorry, no thanks, Unless they might be Euphorbias and not cacti at all. Not sure they'd be good at The Old Dog. Not native enough janet -- Kay |
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