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  1. 09-07-2007 #1
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    Default Exotic Plant ID please!

    I found this under my polytunnel - I know that makes it more of a garden plant rather than wild... but thought that someone here may be able to ID it for me
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    Don't know what it is, but it can be removed with a jet of water.
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    Ha ha ha .
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    Which plant are we looking at. The pink one or the fury one?
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    That's an idea, Rolf... but not sure what it would do to my already lagging-behind squashes! The silly thing is that I covered these squashes partly to 'up' the heat... but also partly to stop the cats using the newly-dug bed as a litter tray... I didn't reckon on it being a nice cat bed though It's not even my cat, next door's seems to like sleeping in my front garden.
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    I'll lend you some of my silent roar to keep it out.
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    ... well my own little moggie doesn't seem to work, but then she is the original scaredy cat!
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    Try Silent Roar, they don't like it at all.
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