A bloomer in the Mail

[Penny]

If you read the Daily Mail, have you come across the bloomer on Page 35 regarding wisteria. Two people I have shown failed to see it, anyone found it.cheers Penny.

[Victors Mate]

I find the situation depressing enough without reading the Daily Wail or the Daily Depress for that matter.

[Rowan]

I don't read either - in fact stopped reading newspapers some time ago.

[drogo]

The article's on page 17 in my Daily Mail. Don't you like lavender and violent flowers?

[Rowan]

I was just about to ask what the boo boo was. I quite laike violent flowers - I've had a few vicious roses in my time!!

[Penny]

You hit it Drogo. Made me laugh.I like to start the day off with a smile. cheers Penny.

[Monika]

When I saw the thread title, Penny, I thought your beloved had surprised you with a gift from Interflora.


I'm a bit disappointed

[Anya]

Most of my roses are vicious. I have a bad reaction and ended up in hospital. Yet I love the bleedin' things. Literally

I bought a thornless climber and a couple of thornless floribunda but they are wee frail sickly plants, prone to anything that creeps, flies, multiplies, or spores.

[vannin]

I think wisteria is a glorious-looking thing. Whether it is good for house walls longevity is another thing. A good friend sent me a beautiful wisteria photo recently, I must email her...............

Viv

[Victors Mate]

This is a wisteria that is growing up a full grown Pine in the Gardens of the Villa Carlotta on Lake Como.



And a lakeside walk

[Rowan]

Lake Como - sounds so romantic

[dejavou]

How beautiful VM, I love Wisteria

[Dragon Lady]

We had one climbing over the coal bunker at Greenford. Wonder if it's still there?

[Anya]

Viv - I wonder if your friend's wisteria pic is as good as this one, taken outside a chapel near here?

[Victors Mate]

They are not my friend's pictures they are ones I took myself.
Anya if I had known it was a competition I wouldn't have entered