Good foliage plants for flower arranger?
 

My wife would like me to grow foliage plants to provide her with 'Greenery'
all the year round for her flower arranging - any suggestions? There's a
surprising dearth of info when I google.

Trevor
East Yorkshire

Good foliage plants for flower arranger?
 

"Trevor" wrote in message
...
My wife would like me to grow foliage plants to provide her with
'Greenery' all the year round for her flower arranging - any suggestions?
There's a surprising dearth of info when I google.

Trevor
East Yorkshire


Now I'm not seeing any replies to this - this morning I could see 3 replies
but not this original message - something funny going on round here - wheres
The Doctor when you need him?

Good foliage plants for flower arranger?
 

On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 22:14:24 +0100, Trevor wrote
(in article ):


"Trevor" wrote in message
...
My wife would like me to grow foliage plants to provide her with
'Greenery' all the year round for her flower arranging - any suggestions?
There's a surprising dearth of info when I google.

Trevor
East Yorkshire


Now I'm not seeing any replies to this - this morning I could see 3 replies
but not this original message - something funny going on round here - wheres
The Doctor when you need him?


Trevor, have you got your newsreader set not to display read messages? That
would mean that they would apparently disappear once you had read them.

--
Sally in Shropshire, UK
Posted through uk.rec.gardening

Good foliage plants for flower arranger?
 

"Sally Thompson" wrote in message
al.net...
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 22:14:24 +0100, Trevor wrote
(in article ):


"Trevor" wrote in message
...
My wife would like me to grow foliage plants to provide her with
'Greenery' all the year round for her flower arranging - any
suggestions?
There's a surprising dearth of info when I google.

Trevor
East Yorkshire


Now I'm not seeing any replies to this - this morning I could see 3
replies
but not this original message - something funny going on round here -
wheres
The Doctor when you need him?


Trevor, have you got your newsreader set not to display read messages?
That
would mean that they would apparently disappear once you had read them.

--
Sally in Shropshire, UK
Posted through uk.rec.gardening



No it's set to show all message - this is annoying as I've now lost all the
useful suggestions - only hope is a different newsreader I can use.

Good foliage plants for flower arranger?
 

"Sally Thompson" wrote in message
al.net...
On Sun, 30 Aug 2009 22:14:24 +0100, Trevor wrote
(in article ):


"Trevor" wrote in message
...
My wife would like me to grow foliage plants to provide her with
'Greenery' all the year round for her flower arranging - any
suggestions?
There's a surprising dearth of info when I google.

Trevor
East Yorkshire


Now I'm not seeing any replies to this - this morning I could see 3
replies
but not this original message - something funny going on round here -
wheres
The Doctor when you need him?


Trevor, have you got your newsreader set not to display read messages?
That
would mean that they would apparently disappear once you had read them.

--
Sally in Shropshire, UK
Posted through uk.rec.gardening



- Success - found them via a different news server

Good foliage plants for flower arranger?
 

"Trevor" wrote in message news:C8SdnZQD-
No it's set to show all message - this is annoying as I've now lost all the
useful suggestions - only hope is a different newsreader I can use.

Trevor, you could reset it. See if that helps.

In Outlook Express (or Windows Mail if you are using Vista) click on the
newsgroup you wish to reset. Then right click on it. Select "Properties"
from the context menu. A properties dialog will appear. Click on the "Local
Files" tab. Click on the "Reset" button.

This will delete all the messages which will then be downloaded again next
time you go into the group.