Top Tip concerning Elder Twigs
 

Having hacked into an elder tree in the corner of our small garden (way too
small to have an elder dominating a bit chunk of it) I found myself with
lots of useable looking twigs. So I used one to support a growing bean
plant.

Anyone want a new elder tree? In the current grim weather, the twig is
almost matching the bean for growth...

Top Tip concerning Elder Twigs
 

"Colin Davidson" wrote in message
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Having hacked into an elder tree in the corner of our small garden (way
too
small to have an elder dominating a bit chunk of it) I found myself with
lots of useable looking twigs. So I used one to support a growing bean
plant.

Anyone want a new elder tree? In the current grim weather, the twig is
almost matching the bean for growth...

Ha - reminds me of forsythia which I prune and then push the thicker pieces
in and around the peonies before they get high. Some of the forsythia
usually takes root.

Top Tip concerning Elder Twigs
 

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from "Colin Davidson" contains these words:

Having hacked into an elder tree in the corner of our small garden (way too
small to have an elder dominating a bit chunk of it) I found myself with
lots of useable looking twigs. So I used one to support a growing bean
plant.

Anyone want a new elder tree? In the current grim weather, the twig is
almost matching the bean for growth...

Woooohoooo, the witches will get you, for hacking their special tree :-(

Janet.

Top Tip concerning Elder Twigs
 

Janet Baraclough writes

Woooohoooo, the witches will get you, for hacking their special tree :-(


Nah ... all the witches will do is a sorrowful shake of the head while
muttering:

"You didn't orter have done that. You REALLY didn't orter ..."

It's not the *witches* you need worry about at all ...
--
Judy
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