@Baz posted:

But don’t they use up the oxygen ….

They regenerate it

I like the idea of using sphagnum moss

@Saint posted:

Welcome friend - couldn't agree more - no new houses have a front garden anymore

that's very true  - all new builds tend to have very little or no actual garden

Ok. Enough now !

@Baz posted:

I like the idea of using sphagnum moss

and me bazzy

He has a greenhouse IN his house !!!!!

@slimfern posted:

They regenerate it

Then why don’t they allow them in hospital any more

@slimfern posted:

True Velvet, but then again I would say most modern families would rather spend their time in Macdonald's than in the garden

Dunno     

@Saint posted:

He has a greenhouse IN his house !!!!!

Crazy !

@Baz posted:

Then why don’t they allow them in hospital any more

Pests and cross contamination i think

@Rocking Ros Rose posted:

and me bazzy

@Baz posted:

Ditto Renton…..and a yukka

We have a peace lily

@velvet donkey posted:

Dunno     

me neither

@slimfern posted:

We have a peace lily

I remember my son bought me one of those when he was a teenager …it died ….says it all

That’s a lovely cornus

@Saint posted:

He has a greenhouse IN his house !!!!!

yes - bit weird tbh

@Baz posted:

I remember my son bought me one of those when he was a teenager …it died ….says it all

bazzzyyy

@Baz posted:

Then why don’t they allow them in hospital any more

Flowers have been banned in most National Health Service hospitals in the UK since 1996, on the basis that their water contains bacteria. There has never been a confirmed case of these bacteria infecting patients. The risks of spillage, broken glass and pollen are more practical reasons for the ban.

Maybe ? not sure tbh

@Baz posted:

I remember my son bought me one of those when he was a teenager …it died ….says it all

It's one of the easiest plants to keep

@slimfern posted:

Flowers have been banned in most National Health Service hospitals in the UK since 1996, on the basis that their water contains bacteria. There has never been a confirmed case of these bacteria infecting patients. The risks of spillage, broken glass and pollen are more practical reasons for the ban.

Maybe ? not sure tbh

Thanks Slim

She's posh - sounds like talking hurts her gob

lovely bench

@slimfern posted:

It's one of the easiest plants to keep

Yes, but as my son said , it was a mirror of our relationship at the time

@Saint posted:

She's posh - sounds like talking hurts her gob

@Baz posted:

Yes, but as my son said , it was a mirror of our relationship at the time

Oh! was that a good thing or bad?

He's nicking the lot  !!!

Look at her - she's lovely

@Saint posted:

He's nicking the lot  !!!

Some men just don't know when to stop!

@slimfern posted:

Oh! was that a good thing or bad?

At the time it was …let’s just say …challenging He was a terror as a teenager ….but he grew out if it in his 20s ….and now he is a very sensible 47 year old

@Saint posted:

Look at her - she's lovely

I think he thinks so too

@Saint posted:

Look at her - she's lovely

she has lovely skin and is pretty sainty

@Saint posted:

Look at her - she's lovely

@Rocking Ros Rose posted:

she has lovely skin and is pretty sainty

Yes

He's a hippy

@Baz posted:

At the time it was …let’s just say …challenging He was a terror as a teenager ….but he grew out if it in his 20s ….and now he is a very sensible 47 year old

he is lovely bazzy

@Baz posted:

At the time it was …let’s just say …challenging He was a terror as a teenager ….but he grew out if it in his 20s ….and now he is a very sensible 47 year old

@Rocking Ros Rose posted:

she has lovely skin and is pretty sainty

An English Rose  *swoon*

@Rocking Ros Rose posted:

he is lovely bazzy

I think so….but I’m biased

@Saint posted:

An English Rose  *swoon*

@Saint posted:

He's a hippy

and cute
I'd live there