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What part of the English country garden is not rosy?

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Post by Portnoy Sun 1 Apr - 19:14

The seed bed seems to be well-tilthed, friable and moist.

The nursery is productive,

The show garden displays have been increasingly impressive whilst mid-season having to succumb to the West-Usk Gardening Society by a narrow margin featuring a significant number of hardy perennials.

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Post by Knowsit17 Sun 1 Apr - 19:25

The sunlight of false dawns isn't going to suffice I'm afraid. Also, manure may be useful to a certain extent but too much of it will bury the roses in their own delusions. Eventually someone will dig a hole in the compost pile and reality will shine through clear as day, causing the roses to wilt of shock and exposure Wink rose

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Post by drsambo1928 Sun 1 Apr - 19:55

The garden is rosy but English fans or media can't allow it to be rosy. It has to be imaculate. Like the sacking of Brian Ashton. He was a coach to keep but they threw him away and look what happened. Just be happy it's rosy.

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Post by AsLongAsBut100ofUs Sun 1 Apr - 20:00

I'm sorry, Portnoy, but there's only one word that goes with "moist" ....

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Post by TrailApe Mon 2 Apr - 15:22

I'm sorry, Portnoy, but there's only one word that goes with "moist" .....


Camembert?
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Post by Biltong Mon 2 Apr - 16:00

cheese! Drool
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Post by Portnoy Mon 2 Apr - 16:04

Knowsit17 wrote:The sunlight of false dawns isn't going to suffice I'm afraid. Also, manure may be useful to a certain extent but too much of it will bury the roses in their own delusions. Eventually someone will dig a hole in the compost pile and reality will shine through clear as day, causing the roses to wilt of shock and exposure Wink rose

Rotten b/s is good for roses.

So long as it's mixed with a good dose of dry humus humour and some extract of urine. Wink
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Post by AsLongAsBut100ofUs Mon 2 Apr - 16:13

TrailApe wrote:
I'm sorry, Portnoy, but there's only one word that goes with "moist" .....


Camembert?
Hmm, close, Trail Ape Wink

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Post by Mad for Chelsea Mon 2 Apr - 16:13

did someone mention cheese?

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