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Apologies - all I
have is this very green picture of a corner of my garden. Obviously it
shows an electrical warning sign and some very overgrown bushes
interspersed with ferns, brambles, hawthorn, and some rather attractive
fencing.
I
started trying to get my garden under control but it has started raining again, so I missed the rather large window of
opportunity back in July... and this is the result.
I apologise.
ReplyDeleteAgain.
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I like green and I like fernery, so all is good darling. And to answer your other question, my handle is prince_butterscotch on the gram.
DeleteThank you! For both!
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50 shades of Green, as nature intended.
ReplyDeleteIs the electric fence to keep intruders out or is it to keep Ms Scarlet in?
I think it's a bit of both, Mitzi. Everybody stays safe this way.
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Well, going "Green" is trendy!
ReplyDeleteAnd who doesn't enjoy electricity?
And for the electricity pole I get paid £3 a year - it's a win, win!!
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I'd like an electrical warning sign for each time my bush gets overgrown.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be constantly lit?
DeleteMine would. It'd be competing with Blackpool.
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Nature meets Industrial Chic. This will be snapped up by an extremely rich someone-or-other for an obscene amount of money, mark my words!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Do those strap-like leaves at the bottom right belong to Crocosmia?
P.P.S. I expect the cows are off being milked. They are off being milked aren't they, Ms Scarlet?
Crikey, I misread that as strap-on leaves... well, if it isn't a Crocosmia it is now! I shall look it up and hopefully I will find out how to look after it.
DeleteThe cows have mostly gone inside for Winter, they don't like the rain.
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We've developed quite a pash for ferns lately, but we'll never be able to grow them like they grow in Devon - you're right, it's only ever reasonably dry there in either June, July or August (and never all three)... Jx
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should start taking the ferns East and flogging them on a market stall? They have been as prolific as brambles this year, and twice the size!
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ReplyDeleteAt first, I thought you'd been caught up in the pre-pre-Christmas frenzy and hung your baubles on your bush early.
Ha Ha!! Now there's an idea.
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You can try to fight nature, but it's just going to win.
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is, so I might as well throw some fairy lights over the droopy bits and slap a smile on my face. Still not sure what to do with the garden though.
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*throws fairly lights over Peenee's droopy bits*
DeleteJust try it, bitch.
DeleteBring it on, Peenee.
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