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Yes it did in my case. In an unused bit of my garden I left a few groundsel
plants growing, thinking it won't matter there. Wrong!! I now have the national collection of groundsel. Anyone want a few plants? I've never tried but I'm sure they will transplant well. :-) Cheers John T |
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John Towill wrote: Yes it did in my case. In an unused bit of my garden I left a few groundsel plants growing, thinking it won't matter there. Wrong!! I now have the national collection of groundsel. Anyone want a few plants? I've never tried but I'm sure they will transplant well. :-) Guinea pigs like them, and I believe that they are edible (for some sense of edible) even to humans. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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"John Towill" wrote in message ... Yes it did in my case. In an unused bit of my garden I left a few groundsel plants growing, thinking it won't matter there. Wrong!! I now have the national collection of groundsel. Anyone want a few plants? I've never tried but I'm sure they will transplant well. :-) I am told that they are edible. If you were to pick a few and consume them, then by the law of the cussedness of nature, the rest will suddenly become very difficult to cultivate. Franz |
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"Franz Heymann" wrote in message ... "John Towill" wrote in message ... Yes it did in my case. In an unused bit of my garden I left a few groundsel plants growing, thinking it won't matter there. Wrong!! I now have the national collection of groundsel. Anyone want a few plants? I've never tried but I'm sure they will transplant well. :-) I am told that they are edible. If you were to pick a few and consume them, then by the law of the cussedness of nature, the rest will suddenly become very difficult to cultivate. LOL ain't that the truth:) |
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"John Towill" wrote in message ...
Yes it did in my case. In an unused bit of my garden I left a few groundsel plants growing, thinking it won't matter there. Wrong!! I now have the national collection of groundsel. Anyone want a few plants? I've never tried but I'm sure they will transplant well. :-) You need a child with a rabbit. You tell the child that the rabbit loves groundsel, and over about two years all supplies will become exhausted. |
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"Robert E A Harvey" wrote in message om... "John Towill" wrote in message ... Yes it did in my case. In an unused bit of my garden I left a few groundsel plants growing, thinking it won't matter there. Wrong!! I now have the national collection of groundsel. Anyone want a few plants? I've never tried but I'm sure they will transplant well. :-) You need a child with a rabbit. You tell the child that the rabbit loves groundsel, and over about two years all supplies will become exhausted. Well, yes, but on balance I would rather weed than get up in the night to feed and change nappies for many months before the rabbit cure! Cheers John T |
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"John Towill" wrote in message ... "Robert E A Harvey" wrote in message om... "John Towill" wrote in message ... Yes it did in my case. In an unused bit of my garden I left a few groundsel plants growing, thinking it won't matter there. Wrong!! I now have the national collection of groundsel. Anyone want a few plants? I've never tried but I'm sure they will transplant well. :-) You need a child with a rabbit. You tell the child that the rabbit loves groundsel, and over about two years all supplies will become exhausted. Well, yes, but on balance I would rather weed than get up in the night to feed and change nappies for many months before the rabbit cure! Cheers John T LOL |
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On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 14:00:33 -0000, "Ophelia"
wrote: Well, yes, but on balance I would rather weed than get up in the night to feed and change nappies for many months before the rabbit cure! Cheers John T LOL Is this the beginning of a thread about using Pampers as a mulch? -- Martin |
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