Sorry to get back to the subject, but can somebody confirm or deny my
belief that the Buck House lawns are made of a judicious mixture of
grass and camomile? I always recommend people to stick as many
camomiles in their lawns as they can afford, plus thymus serpyllum ad
lib (yes, yes, I know: but I like it).

I know there's a way of putting yourself forward to get invited to one
of the garden parties, and I reckon I look bloody stunning in morning
dress; but I imagine asking somebody is probably quicker.

Mike.

On 30/7/04 7:03 pm, in article
, "Mike Lyle"
wrote:

Sorry to get back to the subject, but can somebody confirm or deny my
belief that the Buck House lawns are made of a judicious mixture of
grass and camomile? I always recommend people to stick as many
camomiles in their lawns as they can afford, plus thymus serpyllum ad
lib (yes, yes, I know: but I like it).

I know there's a way of putting yourself forward to get invited to one
of the garden parties, and I reckon I look bloody stunning in morning
dress; but I imagine asking somebody is probably quicker.

Mike.

You could email the Buck House web site, too - even quicker. ;-) It's a
good long time since I took tea there but I don't remember anything but
grass. Chamomile is very pungent and I have no recollection of that at all.

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