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28-07-2004, 02:03 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
Hi,
I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave R -- |
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28-07-2004, 02:03 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 13:18:42 +0100, David W.E. Roberts wrote:
Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? The sun reflects off the window and they're looking at that instead? -- Tim C. |
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28-07-2004, 04:50 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message
... Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave R -- Ours used to follow the sun around all day, facing east in the morning, and west in the evening, but then suddenly it just stopped, now only points to the east, which just happens to be facing away from us, and towards next door :-( |
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28-07-2004, 05:04 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message
... Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave R -- Ours used to follow the sun around all day, facing east in the morning, and west in the evening, but then suddenly it just stopped, now only points to the east, which just happens to be facing away from us, and towards next door :-( |
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28-07-2004, 07:04 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
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from "David W.E. Roberts" contains these words: Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Surely if they were shy, they wouldn't be making eye contact? They'd have their backs to the windows, facing away from you. In dogs, staring is a sign of aggression/imminent attack. Be very careful around those sunflowers. Janet |
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28-07-2004, 07:05 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message ... Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave R What is the sun, please ? Oh yes, it's that thing that appears in the sky, when/if summer ever reaches here. My sunflowers are still waiting to come out - or flopping precariously after the strong winds a few days ago (St. Helens, Lancashire) Bevan |
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29-07-2004, 07:39 AM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 18:18:05 +0100, Janet Baraclough.. wrote:
The message from "David W.E. Roberts" contains these words: Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Surely if they were shy, they wouldn't be making eye contact? They'd have their backs to the windows, facing away from you. In dogs, staring is a sign of aggression/imminent attack. Be very careful around those sunflowers. Janet Have you read Ringworld by Larry Niven? Those sunflowers were aggressive! -- Tim C. |
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29-07-2004, 10:06 AM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message ... Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave ********* No! - They're probably interested in what you are getting up to, - likely. Why don't you behave yourself.. Doug |
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29-07-2004, 10:06 AM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message ... Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave ********* No! - They're probably interested in what you are getting up to, - likely. Why don't you behave yourself.. Doug |
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29-07-2004, 01:53 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"Tim Challenger" wrote in message ... On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 18:18:05 +0100, Janet Baraclough.. wrote: The message from "David W.E. Roberts" contains these words: Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Surely if they were shy, they wouldn't be making eye contact? They'd have their backs to the windows, facing away from you. In dogs, staring is a sign of aggression/imminent attack. Be very careful around those sunflowers. Janet Have you read Ringworld by Larry Niven? Those sunflowers were aggressive! Not enough trace metal in the potting compost to build the silver reflectors, fortunately :-) |
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29-07-2004, 01:53 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"Tim Challenger" wrote in message ... On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 18:18:05 +0100, Janet Baraclough.. wrote: The message from "David W.E. Roberts" contains these words: Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Surely if they were shy, they wouldn't be making eye contact? They'd have their backs to the windows, facing away from you. In dogs, staring is a sign of aggression/imminent attack. Be very careful around those sunflowers. Janet Have you read Ringworld by Larry Niven? Those sunflowers were aggressive! Not enough trace metal in the potting compost to build the silver reflectors, fortunately :-) |
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29-07-2004, 01:54 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"Doug." wrote in message ... "David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message ... Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave ********* No! - They're probably interested in what you are getting up to, - likely. Why don't you behave yourself.. Doug Cos it's almost as much fun as gardening?? |
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29-07-2004, 01:54 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
"Doug." wrote in message ... "David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message ... Hi, I though sunflowers were supposed to turn their faces to follow the sun. Our nosy buggers keep staring in through the sunlounge window. Could they just be shy? Cheers Dave ********* No! - They're probably interested in what you are getting up to, - likely. Why don't you behave yourself.. Doug Cos it's almost as much fun as gardening?? |
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29-07-2004, 02:01 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
In article , "David W.E. Roberts" writes: | | Have you read Ringworld by Larry Niven? Those sunflowers were aggressive! | | Not enough trace metal in the potting compost to build the silver | reflectors, fortunately :-) Don't be over-confident. Aluminium is widespread in soils, especially clays, and makes good mirrors. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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29-07-2004, 02:01 PM
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Anti-Sun flowers?
In article , "David W.E. Roberts" writes: | | Have you read Ringworld by Larry Niven? Those sunflowers were aggressive! | | Not enough trace metal in the potting compost to build the silver | reflectors, fortunately :-) Don't be over-confident. Aluminium is widespread in soils, especially clays, and makes good mirrors. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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