Hi everyone, Nick from BEAF here. I've joined this forum to gather some feedback on the most grown fruit, veg and herbs within the UK & U.S, so we can further develop our KickStarter campaign:
It's 100% Plantable Paper so after you unwrap your gifts at Christmas you can plant them and grow (currently): Carrots, Broccoli, Chillies, Onions & Tomatos.
I'd be really interested to understand what fruit/veg/herbs would be most suitable and appeal most at Christmas time.
We've thought about doing 'Xmas Dinner' sets, so for example a set of wrapping paper that has parsnips, carrots, brocolli, etc all in one sheet. Really welcome everyones feedback on thsi to understand what would work and appeal!!
Hi..friends..This would be a place for plant lovers and gardeners.We get more tips and suggestions for our posts..Let's discuss together to unite the plant forum..Seems to be quite unique and interesting to participate...
I have a four year old rhododendron which is in a large pot in acid compost. This year it has four flower buds on every terminal, which is a record for this plant, but unfortunately it is drooping it's leaves (not through lack of water I assure you) the leaves are not floppy but quite firm and mid green. It has never had dark leaves, I think it is Mrs Lewinsky. Pink with a maroon splash in the centre. Can you tell me if this is likely to be an attack of vine weevil and if so what to do about it?
Hello, everyone! Thank you for creating such useful thread!
before i bumped on it, I thought that the most mysterious plant was wild orchid, which i ordered at megaflowers for my mom!but now i fullfill my knowledge, thank you a lot
I have had this herb for years. It's moved with me numerous times and I have no idea what it is. Very hardy, woody stems, soft grey-green feathery foliage, very aromatic. Anyone who touches it asks 'what is
it?' I have lots of herbs all instantly recognisable but not this one. I did see one speciman once a few years ago on a herb stall at Dorchester market and wrote the name on a piece of paper!!!! Guess what!
It looks like a shrubby plant I used to have, common name Lads Love although I don't know why. The Latin name is Artemesia I believe. Hope this helps put you on track.
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Hi everyone, Nick from BEAF here. I've joined this forum to gather some feedback on the most grown fruit, veg and herbs within the UK & U.S, so we can further develop our KickStarter campaign:
It's 100% Plantable Paper so after you unwrap your gifts at Christmas you can plant them and grow (currently): Carrots, Broccoli, Chillies, Onions & Tomatos.
I'd be really interested to understand what fruit/veg/herbs would be most suitable and appeal most at Christmas time.
We've thought about doing 'Xmas Dinner' sets, so for example a set of wrapping paper that has parsnips, carrots, brocolli, etc all in one sheet. Really welcome everyones feedback on thsi to understand what would work and appeal!!
Thanks
Nick
Understandably the link has been removed. If you search 'Plantable Paper' in Kickstarter you will see how it works! Thanks again.
Hi..friends..This would be a place for plant lovers and gardeners.We get more tips and suggestions for our posts..Let's discuss together to unite the plant forum..Seems to be quite unique and interesting to participate...
I have a four year old rhododendron which is in a large pot in acid compost. This year it has four flower buds on every terminal, which is a record for this plant, but unfortunately it is drooping it's leaves (not through lack of water I assure you) the leaves are not floppy but quite firm and mid green. It has never had dark leaves, I think it is Mrs Lewinsky. Pink with a maroon splash in the centre. Can you tell me if this is likely to be an attack of vine weevil and if so what to do about it?
Many thanks
I would like recommendation, on plants that would suit a wet/shady area.
Hello, everyone! Thank you for creating such useful thread!
before i bumped on it, I thought that the most mysterious plant was wild orchid, which i ordered at megaflowers for my mom!but now i fullfill my knowledge, thank you a lot
I have had this herb for years. It's moved with me numerous times and I have no idea what it is. Very hardy, woody stems, soft grey-green feathery foliage, very aromatic. Anyone who touches it asks 'what is
it?' I have lots of herbs all instantly recognisable but not this one. I did see one speciman once a few years ago on a herb stall at Dorchester market and wrote the name on a piece of paper!!!! Guess what!
Same as my bits of paper.
I think that's Artemesia abronatum, lad's love and many other names
If not, its Artemesia something else, there are several shrubby ones
In the sticks near Peterborough
It looks like a shrubby plant I used to have, common name Lads Love although I don't know why. The Latin name is Artemesia I believe. Hope this helps put you on track.
I don't know why lads love either Bilje. There's nothing romantic or erotic about that smell.
In the sticks near Peterborough