LATEST MOAN FROM YOU AND ME 2019

I shell start letters off to people I don't know with HI as it's easy to spell

 

Looking through the December edition of The Plant Review (was The Plantsman until a couple of months back) I discovered the taxonomists have struck again and Rosmarinus officinalis has now become Salvia rosmarinus and that Perovskias have also been moved to Salvia.
Only just got over some Asters being moved to Symphyotrichum and Schizostylis becoming Hesperantha.

 

Tesco Sainsbury's and Morrisons fuel deals: AA research on likelihood of benefitting | Personal Finance | Finance | Express.co.uk

Today, the topic of supermarket deals on fuel was discussed on BBC Breakfast.

It came following an AA survey of nearly 18,000 drivers found that more than one in five (22 percent) of those in the lowest socio-economic group said they are “very unlikely” to spend at least £40 in a single supermarket trip.

I never spend over £60 on shopping at Tesco, but simply take a wander downwind in their car parks, picking up 10p off per litre vouchers.

Some people can't be bothered spending a few minutes to save around £5

 

Well I'd like to get away with spending less than £40 on a supermarket trip, what are they living on?
I spend at least £90 on my main shop.

 

@NigelJ and what is worse is if one doesn't remember which company supplied seeds for a beautiful begonia I grew last year and now after receiving three new catalogues, I still haven't seen them listed.

Annoyed with myself!

 

We give the fuel vouchers we receive at the checkout away. I can't use supermarket fuel as it messes up my engine.

 

I read basically the same information in, 'The Garden' The RHS monthly journal. I used to get the Plantsman until recently, and then decided enough was enough, when it comes to buying all these publications.

How individuals may feel, when after years of recognizing a plant by a local name plus the international one. Then to be informed that it's all change, namewise.

I seem to remember some years back there being name and classification changes of this nature. As I recall, the horticultural public weren't very amused. Who can say. Perhaps one day we will witness a new plant encyclopedea being published with, following the general name of the plant, line upon line of previous identities. For me. It's either a live plant or a dead one.