If you think we’d be interested in an unusual wild plant there’s other ways of drawing attention to it. Sadly doing it that way makes it look a bit like showing off, which I’m sure wasn’t your intention.
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
If you think we’d be interested in an unusual wild plant there’s other ways of drawing attention to it. Sadly doing it that way makes it look a bit like showing off, which I’m sure wasn’t your intention.
If you think we’d be interested in an unusual wild plant there’s other ways of drawing attention to it. Sadly doing it that way makes it look a bit like showing off, which I’m sure wasn’t your intention.
😊
Not my intention to show off! I am new to this forum and unfamiliar with the peculiar sensititivies and idiosyncrasies of regular clentele.
I trust you can get over my apparent gaucheness, and can interest in this important little plant. 🤓
Welcome to the forum we're used to being asked to help folk by identifying unknown plants … so a query like yours can feel a bit as if we’ve been ‘set up’ … and there have been a few occasions in the past when a deliberate ‘trap’ was set. I’m sure that wasn’t your intention so thanks for the explanation and apology.
Im sure you’ll soon get the hang of how this forum chunters along … and if you feel like getting to know folks a bit better pop into The Potting Shed and introduce yourself … all are welcome on Hello Forkers. 😊
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Many thanks Dove from Above. I must find a more imaginative handle to keep up with such refined company. I'm here to learn and look forward to such interactions. Saxifraga Spathularis is my plant of the year. 🍺
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I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
we're used to being asked to help folk by identifying unknown plants … so a query like yours can feel a bit as if we’ve been ‘set up’ … and there have been a few occasions in the past when a deliberate ‘trap’ was set. I’m sure that wasn’t your intention so thanks for the explanation and apology.
Im sure you’ll soon get the hang of how this forum chunters along … and if you feel like getting to know folks a bit better pop into The Potting Shed and introduce yourself … all are welcome on Hello Forkers. 😊
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I must find a more imaginative handle to keep up with such refined company.
I'm here to learn and look forward to such interactions.
Saxifraga Spathularis is my plant of the year. 🍺