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Anyone know what this is please?
CharleyD
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Does anyone know what the flat green rosette plant to the left of the cat's head is please?
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Looks like sempervivum tectorum.
Thanks Dave. Impressive speed
Perhaps it's an Aeonium - broad, rounded leaves rather than smaller pointy ones.
Looks like a cat, probably doing it's business in David K's garden.
Hi Charley D, ...and anyone else I may have offended,
before anybody else jumps at me, I must apologise for anything in my last post that may have been out of line re cats.
I have already said sorry to David K on "talkback", and hope i've not come across as a person who dislikes cats.
Subject now closed.
Hi Norfolkdumpling (neighbour)
Don't think anyone's offended, it was pretty clearly tongue in cheek.
Sometimes 'cat trouble' can occur here as it does seem that there are some people who just cruise the net looking for opportunities to stir up trouble, sometimes arguing amongst themselves, some hating cats and others calling gardeners cat haters and suchlike. They appear, stir up trouble and then disappear again just as quickly.
Most of the regulars on here know better than to take their bait! We're a pretty phlegmatic bunch.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Not a plant I know intimately but
My first though was echiveria
In the sticks near Peterborough
That's what I was thinking of Nut, but it's name wouldn't come (need another coffee). Pinky yellow flowers. Not really frost hardy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echeveria
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I was also thinking Encheveria. Definitely not Aeoniom.
Perhaps Charley will give us some diagnostic features?