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E: 10/06 Win £100 Waitrose vouchers
priorslee
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Let's see if Waitrose can make it 'third time lucky' after messing up the crossword comp for the last 2 weeks!
Waitrose
All you have to do is solve our prize crossword in this week's issue of Waitrose Weekend, and the shaded squares will spell out the prize word which is a flower that attracts butterflies. Select your prize word from the list below and click enter.
1. Foxglove <<< Answer
2. Aubretia
3. Lavender
4. Marigold
Direct entry
Please remember to thank NorfolkBroad (#5 below) for providing the answer.
[STRIKE]If you have a copy of Waitrose Weekend and can solve the crossword, please post the answer below or PM me.[/STRIKE]
Waitrose
All you have to do is solve our prize crossword in this week's issue of Waitrose Weekend, and the shaded squares will spell out the prize word which is a flower that attracts butterflies. Select your prize word from the list below and click enter.
1. Foxglove <<< Answer
2. Aubretia
3. Lavender
4. Marigold
Direct entry
Please remember to thank NorfolkBroad (#5 below) for providing the answer.
[STRIKE]If you have a copy of Waitrose Weekend and can solve the crossword, please post the answer below or PM me.[/STRIKE]
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i don't have the mag but it's usually lavender :0)0
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i don't have the mag but it's usually lavender :0)
thanks for helping,
but just my view i'd rather wait till someone comes along to answer who's done the c/word & has the answer
please be a responsible pet owner & spay/neuter your pets, too many strays & not enough homes for them sadly.
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i don't have the mag but it's usually lavender :0)
According to this, lavender is not the only one to attract butterflies...
http://www.warwickshire-butterflies.org.uk/gardening.asp0 -
Answer is FOXGLOVE0
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NorfolkBroad wrote: »Answer is FOXGLOVE
Which was the only one not on that butterfly list... goes to show why guessing isn't always the best option :rotfl:
Thanks, NorfolkBroad
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