.......anyone any idea what these, being discussed by Monty during Fri's GW??
David - are you just being mischievous 'cos you can't get out into the garden, or have you forgotten to get your hearing aid adjusted?
https://www.avonbulbs.co.uk/autumn-planted-bulbs/fritillaria
David LOL
No gardening here it's raining and blowing
p.s My neighbour from years ago had a Cotton Eater in her garden...cos I told her so
KEF, Ma had one of those too - there were a lot of them around at one time
My sister had a similar one KEF - a 'cotton Easter'
Dovefromabove wrote (see)
David - are you just being mischievous 'cos you can't get out into the garden, or have you forgotten to get your hearing aid adjusted? https://www.avonbulbs.co.uk/autumn-planted-bulbs/fritillaria
If Mr D's plant pronunciation was as good as my hearing he wouldn't have said, 'Flitter arias'.
Flitter Arias = Madame Butterfly.......................
David K wrote (see)
Dovefromabove wrote (see) David - are you just being mischievous 'cos you can't get out into the garden, or have you forgotten to get your hearing aid adjusted? https://www.avonbulbs.co.uk/autumn-planted-bulbs/fritillaria If Mr D's plant pronunciation was as good as my hearing he wouldn't have said, 'Flitter arias'.
I've played it over and over - he didn't - not on our new telly anyway
an opera critic friend of mine refers to Madama Butterfly as " Mad Butt"
Hi, Ma....good to see you.
Just watched it back......his words when comparing the two types 'I much prefer the traditional snakes head Flitter aries'....so there! )
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David - are you just being mischievous 'cos you can't get out into the garden, or have you forgotten to get your hearing aid adjusted?
https://www.avonbulbs.co.uk/autumn-planted-bulbs/fritillaria
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
David LOL
No gardening here it's raining and blowing
p.s My neighbour from years ago had a Cotton Eater in her garden...cos I told her so
KEF, Ma had one of those too - there were a lot of them around at one time
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
My sister had a similar one KEF - a 'cotton Easter'
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
If Mr D's plant pronunciation was as good as my hearing he wouldn't have said, 'Flitter arias'.
Flitter Arias = Madame Butterfly.......................
I've played it over and over - he didn't - not on our new telly anyway
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
an opera critic friend of mine refers to Madama Butterfly as " Mad Butt"
Hi, Ma....good to see you.
Just watched it back......his words when comparing the two types 'I much prefer the traditional snakes head Flitter aries'....so there!
)