Pampas grass in the front garden?
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I'm just wondering if it means there are 4 swingers in the office, or are we each meant to plant our own? I mean, 500 pampas grasses would completely obscure the office and there would be nowhere to park so I couldn't get in to work.
That might not be a bad thing, though.
That might not be a bad thing, though.
Johnnytheboy said:
Our in house gardeners recently removed the clump outside the door to my bit of our firm.
Not sure what to read in to that.
Not sure what to read in to that.
john2443 said:
On the other other hand Wiki says it's an urban myth http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cortaderia_selloana Who do we believe?!
I wonder how it was determined that it's a myth? Ayahuasca said:
If you have ever had to cut a path through 15 foot high pampas grass you will regard it has a hateful, hateful, vile thing.
I'd imagine that it's worserer [sic] than this stuff (which is hateful anyway!!)I do like pampas grass (big 'architectural' type plant) but the maintenance would, I suspect, be a PITA.
as regards the other... it does make sense in pre-satnav days it's an easy way to differentiate houses without crawling down the road
spyder dryver said:
There's a woman living alone at the end of our street.
No pampas grass in her garden I'm afraid.
She does, however, have a huge red bush.
Likes organic tea. She has a cat. Possibly lots of cats. I would be inclined to avoid any thoughts of playing in her, more than likely, unkempt and wild pampas forage. No pampas grass in her garden I'm afraid.
She does, however, have a huge red bush.
Bullett said:
irocfan said:
as regards the other... it does make sense in pre-satnav days it's an easy way to differentiate houses without crawling down the road
Does your sat nav have points of interest - swingers in your area setting?Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff