RHS 'sheep-eating' plant about to bloom in Surrey

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      Wonder if i'm still barred from RHS Wisley?
       
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        For smuggling sheep in? tututut
         
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          barred or baaa'd :heehee:
           
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            No, it was something to do with the huge colourful bug that disappeared up my sleeve in one of the hot houses.
             
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            did you pinch it?...or did it pinch you? ha
             
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            No, I very quickly took off my clothes to shake them out. Never mind that there were little old ladies about, wasn't having that laying eggs in my brain. I've seen Alien :yikes:
             
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            and they banned you for doing a semi-naked jig infront of old ladies in a garden? how dare they?!
             
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            Would have thought they would have paid me an entertainment fee:sad:

            Never did find the bug:dunno:
             
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              Sheep eating plants I could put up with, but Zigs streaking through the glasshouse ... :runforhills:
               
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                Sheep eating plants! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:
                 
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