Posted by Martin on March 9, 2009, 6:49 pm
>I look for these things. If getting rid of aphids was so easy every garden wood
>be wall to garlic and aphids wouldn't exist in France.
Every garden would too.
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Martin
Posted by Gordon H on March 10, 2009, 12:51 pm
>>I look for these things. If getting rid of aphids was so easy every
>>garden wood
>>be wall to garlic and aphids wouldn't exist in France.
>Every garden would too.
What about Southernwood?
Would it?
A friend gave me a sprig of the plant once, and I found the scent of it
fascinating. The French apparently use it to ward off moths from their
clothes.
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Gordon H
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Posted by Sheila on March 10, 2009, 4:09 am
> What and dig up all those dead donkeys?
> There is no sign of babies under gooseberry bushes either.
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Aha, you said babies, hold on a minute..........(rushes off for book)
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Puff puff puff, ok, here we are, this is in the section of "planting
dripping under roses.......(only in towns, or Mr Fox will dig up your
rose...... "We once read of a family in France who were said to bury the
bodies of unwanted babies of maidens of the villagery under their vines,
presumably on the same principle, but let it not be said that we actually
advocate this......"
Posted by Martin on March 10, 2009, 6:00 am
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>Puff puff puff, ok, here we are, this is in the section of "planting
>dripping under roses.......(only in towns, or Mr Fox will dig up your
>rose...... "We once read of a family in France who were said to bury the
>bodies of unwanted babies of maidens
By definition maidens don't have babies. :o)
>of the villagery under their vines,
>presumably on the same principle, but let it not be said that we actually
>advocate this......"
A useful tip for Judy?
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Posted by Ophelia on March 10, 2009, 7:26 am
Sheila wrote:
>> What and dig up all those dead donkeys?
>> There is no sign of babies under gooseberry bushes either.
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> Puff puff puff, ok, here we are, this is in the section of "planting
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Pork or beef?
......(only in towns, or Mr Fox will dig up your
> rose...... "We once read of a family in France who were said to bury
> the bodies of unwanted babies of maidens of the villagery under
> their vines, presumably on the same principle, but let it not be said
> that we actually advocate this......"
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>be wall to garlic and aphids wouldn't exist in France.