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Thread: Lavender - the most over rated herb on this planet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westsidex View Post
    thats a dreadful thing to call the bf. Speaking of lamb I love lamb chops and lamb kebabs. Just throwing that out there unashamedly.

    Westside.
    I bet you shout out 'mint sauce' when driving past frolicking little lambs in fields too!!! (I'd never do such a thing).

    Cool I have a bf

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    Quote Originally Posted by CurvaceousKate View Post
    I bet you shout out 'mint sauce' when driving past frolicking little lambs in fields too!!! (I'd never do such a thing).

    Cool I have a bf
    Never mind your bf. I love mint sauce. Now thats a herb I wouldnt mind people throwing at me. Give me all the mint I can handle.

    Westside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westsidex View Post
    Never mind your bf. I love mint sauce. Now thats a herb I wouldnt mind people throwing at me. Give me all the mint I can handle.

    Westside.
    Mint is incredibly easy to grow. You have to contain it though, as it will take over your garden if you put it in the ground. You need an old sink or something like that to put it in.

    Get your green fingers working Westie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westsidex View Post
    Thats my whole point. Its dreadful smelling stuff. Relaxing? It makes me suicidal ffs and before all you people go sending my lavender , I dont want it. Ill send you dogshit in return.

    Westside.
    Im growing a lavendar field in reverse, by taking samples like you have and putting them back in the ground, lots and lots and lots of them.

    Make something with your life he said, well I did, a lavendar field.

    please send lavendar donations (gifts?) in an envelope to:

    fun the bulls field,
    round the corner from father o flathertys,
    ballgobackwards,
    Owfally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CurvaceousKate View Post
    as it will take over your garden if you put it in the ground.
    its already taken over by furry things and dig the grass up. Its like downtown Baghdad ffs.

    Westside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by funlover12 View Post
    Im growing a lavendar field in reverse, by taking samples like you have and putting them back in the ground, lots and lots and lots of them.
    hahha wake up in a few weeks and your garden will have a whole load of small tellitubbies growing.

    Westside.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sonnet View Post
    I like the smell, but not the taste. I ate some in a fritter once, and it tasted like a mouthful of perfume!
    I'm with you on that one and the smell can be too intense, so it has to be just a little used or you have to evacuate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CurvaceousKate View Post
    Being relaxed is different to de-stressing. When someone dies it is stressful if you care about them and you often question your own mortality etc.

    Lavender is relaxing, in the sense of providing comfort for sleep. I have a cuddly lamb that you can heat up and it has lavender in it and I hug him at night (yes it is a boy lamb) and he smiles with his cute little face and I can smell the mild scent and close my eyes and enter into blissful sleep.

    Alas he is not with me on tour and I miss him and am not sleeping so well. I'll have him back in my arms again on Saturday!!!

    p.s. Are you sure your friend was not giving you heather?
    Girls are made of sugar and spice

    And all things nice.

    Boys are made of slugs and snails

    And puppy dogs' tails

    Or so it would seem anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westsidex View Post
    hahha wake up in a few weeks and your garden will have a whole load of small tellitubbies growing.

    Westside.
    its really a trap, I mean invite for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sonnet View Post
    Yes, I've overdosed and had to evacuate before!

    There are loads of wild flowers that are more palatable though and less, well, floral, tasting. I make great dandelion, nettle and ginger wine!
    I used to like mint and nettle tea, but I had an intolerance test done and it said I was intolerant to nettle would you believe!!! So I'm on pure mint now

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