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Gardening Humour

Discussion in 'The Muppet Show' started by jjordie, Jul 21, 2005.

  1. dalbuie

    dalbuie Gardener

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    What do you call a grumpy and short tempered gardener?----A Snapdragon :D
     
  2. Fran

    Fran Gardener

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    I as given this fabulous book many years ago entitled:

    gard.den.ing (gard'ning) l.n. the art of killing weeds and pests to grow flowers and crops for animals and birds to eat.

    The first entry in this litary tome by Henry Beard and Roy McKie =

    Annual - any plant that dies before blooming (see perenial) Perenial - any plant which had it lived, would have bloomed year after year (see annual)
     
  3. Daisies

    Daisies Total Gardener

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    [​IMG] [​IMG]

    [ 21. August 2005, 10:47 PM: Message edited by: michaelmasdaisy ]
     
  4. Fran

    Fran Gardener

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    Michaelmas daisy, do tell me what your message said - all I could see was my message and two red crosses.
     
  5. Ladybird

    Ladybird Gardener

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    Fran i can't even produce 2 red crosses , but lots of other things lol
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    Ladybird
     
  6. brazil

    brazil Gardener

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    hello all one good thing i heard when a lady was saying i done everything i was supposed to do but it just died !!!PLANTS DO NOT COMMIT SUICIDE it made me feel like a right murderer :D :D
     
  7. Fran

    Fran Gardener

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    Ladybird, lol, now that would be quite something, never seen a red cross grown :D

    Brazil, I know the guilt trip, get the same when a friend provides me with rooted cuttings, and they die - the immediate question is "what did you do". Me....... nuffink!....

    [ 21. August 2005, 04:32 PM: Message edited by: Fran ]
     
  8. Daisies

    Daisies Total Gardener

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    Sorry folks - see my post in Members Gallery re Photobucket. That will explain all! In the meantime - all corrected!
     
  9. Ladybird

    Ladybird Gardener

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    Fran,worse is, you buy them and then die...lol the nearest to red cross growing, is a Poppy called Danish flag...lol

    Ladybird
     
  10. hans

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    I was explaining to a neighbour that once a week I do a slug patrol with a torch and a long blade scissors, death is instant. Dosen't it hurt? he enquired. Not if you you keep your fingers well off the way.
     
  11. Bayleaf

    Bayleaf Gardener

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    :D like it Hans!
    What do you call it when worms take over the world?
    Global Worming.
     
  12. Daisies

    Daisies Total Gardener

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    Combining my love of gardening with my faith, I came up with this hymn sheet!

    Neighbour�s Leylandii=Above all others
    Taking plant cuttings=A Living Sacrifice
    Drought=Ready For The Rain
    Tree roots=At Your Feet We Fall
    Garden string=Bind Us Together
    Water feature=Down The Mountain The River Flows
    Garden designer=Give Me, Lord, A Dream Of Heaven
    An enthusiastic composter=He Made The Earth
    Owner of a neglected plot=He Who Would Valiant Be
    Novice planting a shrub=How High And How Wide
    Having planted seeds=I Wait Patiently
    Gardeners Corner=One Shall Tell Another
    At the sign of seedlings=Victory Song
    On lifting potatoes=Wash Me Clean
    New owner of a garden=Whatever Have I Gained
    Mysteries of Clematis=Who Can Ever Say They Understand
    After over-pruning shrubs=You�re Alive!
    Optimistic gardener=ââ?¬Ë?Tis Finished!
    Owner of a small garden=Behold Us A Little Space
    Owner of an overgrown garden=By Weary Stages
    On viewing next door�s garden=I Can See Another�s Woe
    Garden makeover=Deck Thyself, My Soul, With Gladness
    Horticulturalist=From Thee All Skill and Science Flow
    Celery grower=Hearts At Christmastime
    About slugs, snails and aphids=I Love God�s Tiny Creatures
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  13. Fran

    Fran Gardener

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    Love the red cross replacement michaelmas daisy - all is now clear :D .
     
  14. dalbuie

    dalbuie Gardener

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    Two Aerials met on a roof, fell in love, & got married. The ceremony was rubbish but the reception was brilliant.

    A guy walks into the psychiatrist wearing only clingfilm for shorts.
    The shrink says, "Well, I can clearly see you're nuts." :D
     
  15. Daisies

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    ROTFLMBO
     
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