I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year they
have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over invasive?

Jeanne

On Apr 20, 7:26*pm, " Jeanne Stockdale"
wrote:
I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year they
have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over invasive?

Jeanne

They are now called Cuckoo Half-Litres.

Jeanne Stockdale wrote:
I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year they
have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over invasive?

Jeanne



I suppose that depends on the size of your garden and whether you like
them or not. As you've probably seen, they have a lot of seeds so I
suppose it might be better for you to pull up the ones you don't want
before they can seed around.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

Sacha wrote:
Jeanne Stockdale wrote:
I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year
they have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over
invasive? Jeanne



I suppose that depends on the size of your garden and whether you like
them or not. As you've probably seen, they have a lot of seeds so I
suppose it might be better for you to pull up the ones you don't want
before they can seed around.

Hello Did you have a nice time away?

Ophelia wrote:
Sacha wrote:
Jeanne Stockdale wrote:
I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year
they have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over
invasive? Jeanne


I suppose that depends on the size of your garden and whether you like
them or not. As you've probably seen, they have a lot of seeds so I
suppose it might be better for you to pull up the ones you don't want
before they can seed around.

Hello Did you have a nice time away?


Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of it
- I'm getting too old for this faffing around!
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

Sacha wrote:
Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of
it - I'm getting too old for this faffing around!

I know just what you mean

Ophelia wrote:
Sacha wrote:
Jeanne Stockdale wrote:
I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year
they have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over
invasive? Jeanne


I suppose that depends on the size of your garden and whether you like
them or not. As you've probably seen, they have a lot of seeds so I
suppose it might be better for you to pull up the ones you don't want
before they can seed around.

Hello Did you have a nice time away?


Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of it
- I'm getting too old for this faffing around!
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

Ophelia wrote:
Sacha wrote:
Jeanne Stockdale wrote:
I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year
they have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over
invasive? Jeanne


I suppose that depends on the size of your garden and whether you like
them or not. As you've probably seen, they have a lot of seeds so I
suppose it might be better for you to pull up the ones you don't want
before they can seed around.

Hello Did you have a nice time away?


Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of it
- I'm getting too old for this faffing around!
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

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from "Ophelia" contains these words:

Sacha wrote:
Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of
it - I'm getting too old for this faffing around!

I know just what you mean

Hmmm.

Thunderguts would not be my choice of newsreader. Fine for mail, thobut.

--
Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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On Tue, 21 Apr 2009 22:20:48 +0100, Sacha wrote:
Ophelia wrote:
Sacha wrote:
Jeanne Stockdale wrote:

I have always had a few cuckoo pints around the garden but this year
they have come up just about everywhere. Can they become over
invasive? Jeanne


I suppose that depends on the size of your garden and whether you like
them or not. As you've probably seen, they have a lot of seeds so I
suppose it might be better for you to pull up the ones you don't want
before they can seed around.

Hello Did you have a nice time away?


Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of it
- I'm getting too old for this faffing around!

You can say that again and again and again ...
)

It's not called Thunderguts for nothing - it keeps repeating...

--
Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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Rusty_Hinge wrote:
The message
from "Ophelia" contains these words:

Sacha wrote:
Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of
it - I'm getting too old for this faffing around!

I know just what you mean

Hmmm.

Thunderguts would not be my choice of newsreader. Fine for mail, thobut.


I'm just slowly getting to terms with it. My ISP suggested it so i
thought I'd give it a try.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

The message
from Sacha contains these words:
Rusty_Hinge wrote:
The message
from "Ophelia" contains these words:
Sacha wrote:

Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of
it - I'm getting too old for this faffing around!

I know just what you mean

Hmmm.

Thunderguts would not be my choice of newsreader. Fine for mail, thobut.

I'm just slowly getting to terms with it. My ISP suggested it so i
thought I'd give it a try.

I'm going to try 40tude Dialog - looks 'orribly like Zetnet's done-for.
Taken over by Breathe, who seem to specialise in the kiss of death.
Their customer relations seem to be nonexistent, and their expertise can
be measured in negative figures.

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Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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On 2009-04-25 23:41:19 +0100, Sacha said:

Rusty_Hinge wrote:
The message
from "Ophelia" contains these words:

Sacha wrote:
Thank you, yes! Gardens over there look a bit sad - unusually for
Jersey. I'm using a new news program so am trying to get the hang of
it - I'm getting too old for this faffing around!

I know just what you mean

Hmmm.

Thunderguts would not be my choice of newsreader. Fine for mail, thobut.


I'm just slowly getting to terms with it. My ISP suggested it so i
thought I'd give it a try.

And I don't like it so now I'm trialling Unison which seems a great
deal easier and better so far!
--
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
Exotic plants, shrubs & perennials
South Devon