Monty Python - we want a snobbery!

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Baal

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"Keith (Dorset)" wrote in message
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Good afternoon all,

What IS this total obsession that many gardeners seem to have with junk?

I'm talking about: old baths and tyres, half rotten roof battens, plastic
bottles and discarded carpet.... then there's the 'Blue Peter' greenhouse?

Does incorporating neatly laid paths and raised beds - (and trying out new
and colourful vegatable varieties make me a gardening snob)?

Well, I'm, not - nor am I made of money...... yet the only crap I can
stand in our garden comes from the local stables - and the veg. grows all
the same.

Have fun whatever. ;-)

Keith















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"Baal" wrote in message
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Monty Python - we want a snobbery!
Baal

Nie !
Jenny

"Baal" wrote in message

Monty Python - we want a snobbery!

For some reason, when I read this a picture popped into my head from
the book on Prince Charles garden at Highgrove. Anyone remember the
pic of the structure made of roots?

On 6/2/07 00:46, in article
, "Farm1"
please@askifyouwannaknow wrote:

"Baal" wrote in message

Monty Python - we want a snobbery!

For some reason, when I read this a picture popped into my head from
the book on Prince Charles garden at Highgrove. Anyone remember the
pic of the structure made of roots?


aka The Stumpery, I think They were very popular with Victorians. When the
Duke of Edinburgh saw it, he asked his son when he was going to have the
bonfire. ;-)

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"Sacha" wrote in message
"Farm1" please@askifyouwannaknow wrote:
"Baal" wrote in message

Monty Python - we want a snobbery!

For some reason, when I read this a picture popped into my head
from
the book on Prince Charles garden at Highgrove. Anyone remember
the
pic of the structure made of roots?


aka The Stumpery, I think They were very popular with Victorians.
When the
Duke of Edinburgh saw it, he asked his son when he was going to have
the
bonfire. ;-)

I'm with the Duke on that (and especially as I know how well and how
hot, roots burn).

It does have a certain rude charm about it. I do think it would be
well named as a "Snobbery".