The revenge of the stripey socks - a DFW adventure

hampsterpoo

lucielle wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:What would he say to an elephant?
L

Hello Mr Elephant :rolleyes: , nice weather we have for this time of year, Are you an indian or african elephant ?:rolleyes:

Pippilongstocking

hampsterpoo wrote: »

Hello Mr Elephant :rolleyes: , nice weather we have for this time of year, Are you an indian or african elephant ?:rolleyes:

methinks he's more likely to use a few more expletives than that HP - and marvel in the magnificence of my ability to organise and maximise my freezer use

Pippilongstocking

Oh and in case any of you get confused

I DON'T HAVE AN ELEPHANT IN THE FREEZER

haleygrey

fayjmck wrote: »

Are these ex veggie basket onions who are a bit old and growin now or onions to grow?

ex veggie basket onions that have started sprouting! is that a possibility? or should i buy proper ones to grow??

Oh and I found some flower seeds in the shed and threw them over the garden! :eek:

gallygirl

fayjmck wrote: »

Oh and in case any of you get confused

I DON'T HAVE AN ELEPHANT IN THE FREEZER

So where have you put it then - in the greenhouse on slug alert, or have I spotted it hiding in your living room

haleygrey

shes probably got a room that big too!

Pippilongstocking

haleygrey wrote: »

ex veggie basket onions that have started sprouting! is that a possibility? or should i buy proper ones to grow??

Oh and I found some flower seeds in the shed and threw them over the garden! :eek:

Sorry Haley - first year you get onions - if you grew these ones you'd only get flowers - lovely pretty flowers but flowers nevertheless

Two choices
Plant them and harvest the green leaves just now as they grow for spring onions
Or - cook em
Or plant them and let them grow and set a nice flower

If they are too manky to eat then grow them and harvest for early spring onions xx

If you want onions you need to grow some from those wee sets you have to buy xx

Pippilongstocking

haleygrey wrote: »

shes probably got a room that big too!

The main living dining room is probably big enough to hide an elephant:j

Although to be fair i could get a herd of them in the garden :rotfl:

haleygrey

cheers for that. Am going to do some planning re the garden soon, well over easter and make a note of what i want and where I can put it, especially after you said things can grow in containers. Just had another thought, could beans and pease be grown up a trellis or an arch?

haleygrey

fayjmck wrote: »

The main living dining room is probably big enough to hide an elephant:j

Although to be fair i could get a herd of them in the garden :rotfl:

the downside is they'd eat the grass which would make the BRB redundant!