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Georgene A. Bramlage
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» Gay_Klok - Re: Such fun!
In response to Such fun! posted by jerrib:So good to be able to laugh out loud, Howie. Loved the illustrations. Thank you for the enjoyment.
Perhaps we could have a competition for our favorite magical plant?
I might suggest that famous rose Rosa Infamous that has no thorns and rapidly replaces the shell pink blooms, after being picked for vases, for 12 months of the year
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» jerrib - Re: Re: Such fun!
In response to Re: Such fun! posted by Howie:I'm laughing, too. Again, this was just great! The humor is a nice shot in the arm. I agree with Gay, the laugh was good!
Now about those pygmies!
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» Howie - Re: Re: Such fun!
In response to Re: Such fun! posted by Gay_Klok:Where I live it would have to be tall enough to be above the snow.
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» Howie - Re: Re: Re: Such fun!
In response to Re: Re: Such fun! posted by jerrib:I would be most careful around the pygmies. They may be small but they are ferocious.
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Georgene A. Bramlage
- Re: Such fun!
My goodness, Howie!
But your garden must be fantastic 
And to have time to keep up with findings and presentations of the Royal Botanical Society (RBS)...
Yes, I guess the 'pumpkin tree' wouldhave to be extremly tall to be able to survive in our north east cimate.
However, I am very happy that you managed to obtain such great pictures of these startling new discoveries.
Too bad, you didn't manage a reasonable photo of the pygmies.
G.
-- posted by Georgene A. Bramlage
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