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.
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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

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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.

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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 Martin contains these words:
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...

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Rusty
Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.
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