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Still Ebby said:
Tomatoes and lettuce are easy to grow and all the herbs etc. lf you have any problems dip the roots in hormone powder or use Seasol which is seaweed so good for the garden.
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seasol is very good, its excellent plant food
 
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Still Ebby said:
Our G.Shepherd uprooted one of Davids tree's five times.
l prefer cats to dogs l don't like being licked and slobbered over
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This is the plants cats are allergic too.
Alow
Amarylls
Daffodils
Lillies
Autumn crocus
Oleander
Sago Palm
Chrsanthemum
Cyclamen
Dieffenbachia
Peace lily
Hyacinth
Widow's thrill
Tulip
Devil's ivy
Jade plant
English ivy
Rhododendron
Asparagus fern
Marijuana... lol
Philodendron
Snake plant
Yew
Azalea.
 
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icaniwillendofstory said:
Are you looking for indoor or outdoor plants?
Yeah I don't like being slobbered either hehe
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Not looking for any prefer to grow veggies we can eat. My son recently planted some garden peas and we are watching the dog closely :giggle: Haven't had a cat for over 20 years
 
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icaniwillendofstory said:
lily's are death plants, I will not have those in my house
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No, it’s only a perceived notion, the Madonna Lilly is a beautiful plant, and lots of brides use the arum Lilly in bouquets. 😊
 

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This is the plants dogs are allergic too.
Azalea
Oleander
Daffodil
Autumn crocus
Ivy
Sago Palm
Tulip
Aloe vera
Amaryllis
Lily
Cyclamen
Foxglove
Chrysanthemum
Dieffenbachia
lily of the valley
Philodenron
Holly
Asparagus fern
Bird of paradise
Calla lily
Hyacinth
Hydrangea
Peace lily
Rhododendron
 
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Still Ebby said:
Not looking for any prefer to grow veggies we can eat. My son recently planted some garden peas and we are watching the dog closely :giggle: Haven't had a cat for over 20 years
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Ok so tomatoes, rhubarb, potatoes, passion fruit, pumpkin, cabbage, lettuce. All pretty easy to grow.
 
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icaniwillendofstory said:
This is the plants cats are allergic too.
Alow
Amarylls
Daffodils
Lillies
Autumn crocus
Oleander
Sago Palm
Chrsanthemum
Cyclamen
Dieffenbachia
Peace lily
Hyacinth
Widow's thrill
Tulip
Devil's ivy
Jade plant
English ivy
Rhododendron
Asparagus fern
Marijuana... lol
Philodendron
Snake plant
Yew
Azalea.
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My old cat grumpy wasn’t allergic to dope plants he used to eat the shade leaves off them. 1st ex used to grow them under lights in spare bedroom.🌞
 
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Still Ebby said:
Not a plant lover l would rather grow something you can eat.
Someone gave me some cactus plants and l felt they needed water so of course they all died :oops:
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Oh dear :unsure::giggle:
 
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Littleboy8 said:
My old cat grumpy wasn’t allergic to dope plants he used to eat the shade leaves off them. 1st ex used to grow them under lights in spare bedroom.🌞
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o_O:ROFLMAO:
 
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icaniwillendofstory said:
Ok so tomatoes, rhubarb, potatoes, passion fruit, pumpkin, cabbage, lettuce. All pretty easy to grow.
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l know we grow tomatoes pumpkin herbs and garden peas depending when the best time is to plant them
 
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Clancieblue said:
Danielle, try a Parlor Palm, I have had one for over 35yrs. A little filtered light, water once a week in summer and fortnightly in winter, Feed with seasol.
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Wow 35 years! A real fighter, eh. Thank you I'll put this on my list :love:
 
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Still Ebby said:
Tomatoes and lettuce are easy to grow and all the herbs etc. lf you have any problems dip the roots in hormone powder or use Seasol which is seaweed so good for the garden.
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Thanks for this. Yes, I might want something practical too.
 
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Julie1946 said:
A Madonna lily is a fabulous indoor plant, you can’t kill it , just keep it well watered and it will reward you with glossy leaves and white flowers.
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Wow Julie, this is gorgeous! I'm making this my inspiration to get better at gardening 😍
 
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Craftylady said:
Ask your friends if they have ones they love then take cuttings, you can put these in water in bottles or jars , then when they’ve taken root you can either leave them there or plant up . Remember all living plants need to go outside at least once a week for a dust off and fresh air .
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I can definitely start this. Thanks for the tip (y)
 
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icaniwillendofstory said:
This is the plants dogs are allergic too.
Azalea
Oleander
Daffodil
Autumn crocus
Ivy
Sago Palm
Tulip
Aloe vera
Amaryllis
Lily
Cyclamen
Foxglove
Chrysanthemum
Dieffenbachia
lily of the valley
Philodenron
Holly
Asparagus fern
Bird of paradise
Calla lily
Hyacinth
Hydrangea
Peace lily
Rhododendron
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Really helpful reminders there! Thank you for listing it down (y)
 
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Clancieblue said:
Danielle, try a Parlor Palm, I have had one for over 35yrs. A little filtered light, water once a week in summer and fortnightly in winter, Feed with seasol.
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Julie1946 said:
A Madonna lily is a fabulous indoor plant, you can’t kill it , just keep it well watered and it will reward you with glossy leaves and white flowers.
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That looks really beautiful! :love:
 
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Zanzibar Gem, they thrive on neglect. Monstero with ivy and Zanzibar in background. Guzmania on table.
 

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