Disaster
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Their heads are still falling off. I have had to drastically reduce
the length of their stems to try to save them. They're supposed to
cheer me up, not depress me. I shall stick to small heads in future
and stay well clear of these cabbages (thanks for the identification
swamprose) on stalks. The jug's still good to look at.
I shall try not to blog anymore tulips for a while. Maybe I'll go find some cats.
the length of their stems to try to save them. They're supposed to
cheer me up, not depress me. I shall stick to small heads in future
and stay well clear of these cabbages (thanks for the identification
swamprose) on stalks. The jug's still good to look at.
I shall try not to blog anymore tulips for a while. Maybe I'll go find some cats.
27th Mar 2007, 23:30
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,#pink,#pink tulips,#tulips
hildegard says:
For next time - wrap floppy tulips in newspaper to splint them, then stand upright up to their necks in water overnight. Also keep them away from fruit & it's wilting, ethelyne venting ways.
These peony tulips can be so heavy that a rosebowl's your best bet in the end.
Hope you don't stop tulipping entirely - lovely parrot tulips will be here soon... :)
27th Mar 2007, 23:56
swamprose says:
see?
area 51 tulips.
genetic manipulation.
cats work.
so do the right tulips.
sorry they're committing suicide.
27th Mar 2007, 23:57
Helen says:
They do drink an awful lot of water. Half a jug on their first night.
28th Mar 2007, 07:25