On Nov 10, 11:19 am, Martin wrote:
On Mon, 10 Nov 2008 03:13:41 -0800 (PST), Judith in France



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On Nov 10, 11:11 am, Martin wrote:
On Mon, 10 Nov 2008 12:08:22 +0100, Martin wrote:
On Mon, 10 Nov 2008 03:05:11 -0800 (PST), Judith in France
wrote:

On Nov 10, 9:07 am, "Sheila" wrote:
"Janet Tweedy" wrote in message

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However I did have the name of someone who wanted the actually plant
Lucifer which I said i would divide as soon as viable.
Perhaps i should now dig out the old posting

Think that was me Janet, but dont worry, as Judith sent me some corms, which
are now snugly thinking about growing big for next year! Thanks anyway!

Your seeds will go off tomorrow, they were going today but for some
reason the post office is shut!!!!

It's Remembrance Day.

Correction it's Remembrance Day long weekend.
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Martin

Yes, of course, it's Rememberance Day tomorrow and the French make
what they call a "bridge" by having today off as well.

In Belgium too.

Do you want
any Datura or C. Lucifer Martin.

No thanks it;s hellish enough here already.
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Martin

Brilliant sunshine here, gusty though and very fine sleet, weird
weather!.

Judith

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Janet Tweedy wrote:

No not Datura Judith, i try not to grow v. poisonous stuff because of
the dogs

Well, we had dogs in Africa (many people did and do), thorn-apple
and even more poisonous plants grow everywhere, and I have never
heard of any killing themselves that way.

Of course, if you specialise in the Palin breed of pit bulls, I
can easily understand your concern :-)

MI5
Toxic lipstick, £15 a tube...
/MI5

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Your seeds will go off tomorrow, they were going today but for some
reason the post office is shut!!!!


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I put on surgeon's' gloves to handle them Nick as I am sure that the
poison can be transmitted through the skin? How would you assess the
risk of that?

Pretty-well non-existent?

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Janet, I too cannot touch Juniper!!!! I get a very fine rash wherever
it touches me.

Gin Wallah!

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I put on surgeon's' gloves to handle them Nick as I am sure that the
poison can be transmitted through the skin? How would you assess the
risk of that?

Pretty-well non-existent?

Indeed. One might reasonably do that before pruning them, as the
sap might have an effect that way, but not the seeds. There are
seeds that are bad to touch, but mostly because of fine hairs or
a covering of goo, and the former may go through surgeon's gloves
anyway. And datura seeds have neither.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

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Janet, I too cannot touch Juniper!!!! I get a very fine rash wherever
it touches me.

Gin Wallah!

Hot water bottle, Wibble?

Wrong punchline - What about a bottle Buttle?

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Judith in France wrote:
On Nov 10, 6:03 am, "Pete C" wrote:
Judith in France wrote:

snippy

Thanks
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Pete C
London UK

Loved the pics you sent me Pete, you have really worked hard on the
lottie, I have never seen such an undergrowth. It would be good, if
like, Muddy Mike, you continued taking pics at regular intervals so
that we could see the progress?

Judith
I'm gonna set up a page with thumbnails when I have time. I hope to show
progress over maybe a year. From jungle to food supply
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Pete C
London UK

On Nov 10, 9:38 pm, "Pete C" wrote:
Judith in France wrote:
On Nov 10, 6:03 am, "Pete C" wrote:
Judith in France wrote:

snippy

Thanks
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Pete C
London UK

Loved the pics you sent me Pete, you have really worked hard on the
lottie, I have never seen such an undergrowth. It would be good, if
like, Muddy Mike, you continued taking pics at regular intervals so
that we could see the progress?

Judith

I'm gonna set up a page with thumbnails when I have time. I hope to show
progress over maybe a year. From jungle to food supply
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Pete C
London UK

I look forward to that Pete, take a look at Muddy Mike's garden. He
used to live near me at Mattishall and close to Rustry also.

Judith

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I'm gonna set up a page with thumbnails when I have time. I hope to show
progress over maybe a year. From jungle to food supply

Set them as links to bigger pics...

Suggest a line like:

a href="pic1.jpg" border="1" alt="description of pic" img
src="/thumbs/pic1.jpg alt="link to larger pics of ***** Click for
larger picture /a

It is netiquette to put in the 'alt=""' text for the benefit of
unsighted or poorly-sighted surfers, though I have to confess that a lot
of my site omits them - FTTB.

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I look forward to that Pete, take a look at Muddy Mike's garden. He
used to live near me at Mattishall and close to Rustry also.

Oh ar. Used to go there quite often - drove a taxi out of Wymondham innit.

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I look forward to that Pete, take a look at Muddy Mike's garden. He
used to live near me at Mattishall and close to Rustry also.

Oh ar. Used to go there quite often - drove a taxi out of Wymondham innit.

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Aah Wymondham, for our overseas' lurkers or posters, this is
pronounced Windam, which is a lovely market town and only 5 miles from
where I used to live. Muddy Mike's garden was literally just over a
few fields from me.

Judith

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from "Pete C" contains these words:

I'm gonna set up a page with thumbnails when I have time. I hope to
show progress over maybe a year. From jungle to food supply

Set them as links to bigger pics...

Suggest a line like:

a href="pic1.jpg" border="1" alt="description of pic" img
src="/thumbs/pic1.jpg alt="link to larger pics of ***** Click for
larger picture /a

It is netiquette to put in the 'alt=""' text for the benefit of
unsighted or poorly-sighted surfers, though I have to confess that a
lot of my site omits them - FTTB.

Hehe, I 'usually' use 'alt text'. I use Jalbum for
thumbs/links............darn sight easier that linking individual pics.
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Pete C
London UK

Judith in France wrote:

snippy
My Lucifer have gone crazy this year, when digging up some for PeteC,
one corm had at least 10 new corms clinging to it. A word of advice
to Pete and Sheila, plant them very sparingly because in just one
season they will multiply.

Judith

What do they like.....shade/sun etc... ?
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Pete C (sunlover)
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Pete C
London UK
London UK

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Pete C wrote:
Judith in France wrote:

My Lucifer have gone crazy this year, when digging up some for PeteC,
one corm had at least 10 new corms clinging to it. A word of advice
to Pete and Sheila, plant them very sparingly because in just one
season they will multiply.

What do they like.....shade/sun etc... ?

Sun. They aren't dogmatic about it, but don't handle deep shade well.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.