Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Information about growing Brugs please, 0 by bruntongardens

bruntongardens wrote:
Aloha Jenny, what a lovely surprise to speak to some one from so far away, what a paradise to garden in, all of those lovely tropicals, i think i would be in paradise if i had a garden over there, we are growing a variety of hardy palms, banana's, canna, hybiscus, elephant ears and many varieties of bamboo. So at least we arr trying to make it a tropical island, but it would not be as nice as yours though, Lol, but the challenge is in the trying, we are always amazed to think that we can reach out to people all over the world on the pc, love your name, braveheartsmon, a right Scottish one that, we would love some gingers from over there, what a thrill that would be!, would you like to have some datura metel seeds and some catalpa seeds, i was going to offer you some banana seeds but i expect that you would have plenty of your own, we also have some mimosa seeds, hope that you are keeping well, in your little paradise over there, you sound a wonderful lady, its a small world, we are not from the Island, we are from a small village in Northumberland, the North East of England, we moved here nearly ten years ago now, to make our dream garden,Mary-Anne and i both live for gardening, and what nicer thing to do, to have a little bit of paradise on the Isle of Lewis, you take care of yourselves, lovely to hear from you, we are both thrilled to bits and thank you for contacting us, hope to hear from you again, hugs and kindest regards from Peter and Mary-Anne, two ponds away from yours, LOL i think that i would be a little nervous about that volcano over there, we have just looked on Google maps to see were you are, you are isolated from the world! WOW! and we thought that we where isolated, definitely not as isolated as you, WOW! again kindest regards from Peter and Mary-Anne, with loads of hugs, if we could give you these flowers personally we would.