Posted by Kate Morgan on November 26, 2007, 6:54 am
A garden in the village has what look like several very large lettuce
growing in their flower border`s, we have had a couple of hard frosts and I
would have thought that if it was lettuce they would have gone long ago,
what else can the plants be.
nosey Kate
Posted by Robert \(Plymouth\) on November 26, 2007, 8:27 am
>A garden in the village has what look like several very large lettuce
>growing in their flower border`s, we have had a couple of hard frosts and I
>would have thought that if it was lettuce they would have gone long ago,
>what else can the plants be.
> nosey Kate
They could be lettuce because my winter density and another winter one stand
up to frost quite well
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Posted by Gary Woods on November 26, 2007, 8:57 am
>A garden in the village has what look like several very large lettuce
>growing in their flower border`s, we have had a couple of hard frosts and I
>would have thought that if it was lettuce they would have gone long ago,
I'm betting on one of the many decorative cabbages available. Quite pretty
and very hardy.
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Posted by Mogga on November 26, 2007, 10:21 am
On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 11:54:06 -0000, "Kate Morgan"
>A garden in the village has what look like several very large lettuce
>growing in their flower border`s, we have had a couple of hard frosts and I
>would have thought that if it was lettuce they would have gone long ago,
>what else can the plants be.
>nosey Kate
>
Pop round and ask them.
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Posted by Kate Morgan on November 27, 2007, 4:41 am
>>A garden in the village has what look like several very large lettuce
>>growing in their flower border`s, we have had a couple of hard frosts and
>>I
>>would have thought that if it was lettuce they would have gone long ago,
>>what else can the plants be.
>>
>>nosey Kate
>>
> Pop round and ask them.
I don't want to appear to be as ignorant as I obviously am :-) however
thanks all who answered my query, I think it is lettuce of some variety, I
will do some research and give it a try next year it does look very
attractive
kate
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>growing in their flower border`s, we have had a couple of hard frosts and I
>would have thought that if it was lettuce they would have gone long ago,
>what else can the plants be.
> nosey Kate