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| The last thread was getting far to long, so here is a new one. Sarah's cat could smell Sarah's dinner, not stupid are they! Scampi and chips. the cat never got any. Regards. Neil.   |
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sure looks like he has his eye on them.of course so do I but like the cat I won't get any either  |
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| Dear Doris, I did not get any as Sarah was in Scampi mode! Never mind I have got other stuff to eat. Regards. Neil. |
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| Dear all, Richard from Kew has put on some stunning pictures on to cheer us up! They are at http://cubits.org/Neil/thread/view/46777/ Quite amazing. Regards. Neil. |
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| I just came from there, beautiful, I realy love the ...Iris rosenbachiana... |
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| Dear Doris, they really are all lovely and what a sight in this miserable weather. Snowdrops out in January? Regards. Neil. |
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| Dear all, Phoenix had gone missing again and I was not too worried as she does that quite often. Then I heard a rustling and she has made herself a new bed in the magazine rack by the door to keep out of the cold wind! Whatever next? Regards. Neil.  |
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cats are smart  |
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| Since the worst winter since Records began in the UK, I admit to getting very concerned about my tree ferns for they have never suffered such prolonged low temperatures as that! I have taken some pictures not long ago this morning and to my utter surprise they are now standing more upright than they were after being flattened with snow and ice. Here they are with some words from me. Regards. Neil. this was under snow not so long ago, then ice!  Even one of the small ones that I was worried about has come back to life.  These fronds were frozen inside the water pump for a ling tome, now look at them.  These tree ferns or Dicksonia antarctica are only supposed to be hardy to 28 F and at 24 F lose there fronds. As it got down to 15.5 F in some places on some nights and lower in other areas they have amazed me. |
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| Beautiful. So glad they are going to make it. such beautiful plants... |
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| Dear Charleen, thank you. There have been lots of people asking for you on the other forums like Bonnie etc. Hope you and my favorite mule are well. Regards. Neil. |
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| Which one Neil?. I missed Bonnie. I want to greet her and let Charley send her a cyber nuzzle. Thank you for letting me know. We are very well. Hugs and nuzzles to you and Sarah too. Of coarse a big hug to Alfie. |
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| Dear Charleen there are two on Have Your Say 5 about 27 an 29 from the bottom! Regards. Neil. |
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O.K. Thank you Neil. I'll go and let them know Charley and I are still kicking....  |
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| Neil, those plants look like they are enjoying the freezing temps! So glad they are recovering so nicely! |
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| Dear Linda, i don't think anyone let alone the tree ferns are enjoying this Grey and cold weather. It is miserable and depressing to say the least! Especially when you cannot go out as my hip hurts too much to risk it! Regards. Neil. |
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| Sorry to hear your still hurting so much! Do you get any kind of shots in your hip, maybe some cortizone? |
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| Dear Linda, no they give you nothing. Just tell you to walk and not to lay down to much and the nerve will un lodge itself! Regards. Neil. |
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| Neil, is England still covered in snow and Ice? You don't need to risk re injuring yourself. Please take care.... |
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| Dear Charleen, it is still snowing in Scotland and some of the midlands plus Yorkshire but not here! It is cold, wet and miserable. Even Charley would not like this. Hugs. Neil. |
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