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8 comments:
That first one suspiciously looks like Prickly Pear which is illegal to grow in Australia ...
yes- they are pricks of things... ahahahahahahahahaha ( oops can I use that here?)
have a great day Anon!
You already did Simon! Have a great day :)
I love this post and the previous one AND! ALL the photos!!!
BTW, there is a book by Christopher Holliday "Sharp Gardening" -- check it out!!! For people who love spiky plants.
Hhehheee, thanks Albina! That's a great name for a book about cacti :)
not a safe environment for balloons or OE's girlfriend.
I love thse cacti images. Why is it illegal to grow prickly pear in Australia?
POP! Catnapping! HAHAHHAHAAA
Thanks Ces :) If you click on the words "prickly pear" in my first comment, you'll be directed to a link which will give you an answer :) HERE is its chronology of events – it almost destroyed our land!
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