Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 8249037)
but what are they really called?
the latin name maybe, cos I'm sure I'm not the only one to come up with nothing from google with the name you're using, and as campolife says, some pictures so that we all know what to look out for |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
HaHa
I still have to say WUM |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
If you see a cow scratching it`s arse then you know it has been near them.
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Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
[QUOTE=lynnxa;8249037]but what are they really called?
the latin name maybe, cos I'm sure I'm not the only one to come up with nothing from google with the name you're using, and as campolife says, some pictures so that we all know what to look out for[/QUOTE I agree lynnxa I have googled and have come up with nothing. We have 2 dogs and a cat so we would really like to know the risks and to be able to identify it would be a blessing |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 8249037)
but what are they really called?
the latin name maybe, cos I'm sure I'm not the only one to come up with nothing from google with the name you're using, and as campolife says, some pictures so that we all know what to look out for |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
If this is some sort of windup, then it´s really not funny.:thumbdown:
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Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by simon2129
(Post 8249183)
sorry i am not sure of the Latin name however i will ask my horticulturer friend in the uk and hopefully he can send me a picture so i can post .If anyone else has a pic please post ,my friend has just told me they are dangerous when approached but mainly they prefer to lie flat in damp areas in and around ¨Rancid Turnips ,pigs cheeks and have been found in abandoned shoes hence dancing queens soft shoe shuffle comment i presume .Hope this helps
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Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Well it is kind of unbelievably funny..... they've been yellowy green plants which secrete red liquid & screech, they've been prawn like creatures, they've been trollops, turnips, native to North Africa and the Canaries yet only in confined conditions in Fuerteventura...... they can't even keep a consistent story going:rolleyes:
Oh, and btw, google The National Horticulture, the presumably expert journal they quote..... |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by fionamw
(Post 8249221)
Well it is kind of unbelievably funny..... they've been yellowy green plants which secrete red liquid & screech, they've been prawn like creatures, they've been trollops, turnips, native to North Africa and the Canaries yet only in confined conditions in Fuerteventura...... they can't even keep a consistent story going:rolleyes:
Oh, and btw, google The National Horticulture, the presumably expert journal they quote..... |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Is this supposed to be it http://www.gardenology.org/wiki/Trumpet_vine?
Or am I just adding to chuloogle, I mean google finances as well? |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by fionamw
(Post 8249221)
Well it is kind of unbelievably funny..... they've been yellowy green plants which secrete red liquid & screech, they've been prawn like creatures, they've been trollops, turnips, native to North Africa and the Canaries yet only in confined conditions in Fuerteventura...... they can't even keep a consistent story going:rolleyes:
Oh, and btw, google The National Horticulture, the presumably expert journal they quote..... he'll know |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by Madridboy
(Post 8249780)
Is this supposed to be it http://www.gardenology.org/wiki/Trumpet_vine?
Or am I just adding to chuloogle, I mean google finances as well? but it doesn't fit the description given & says nothing about a foul smell or screeching |
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Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by lynnxa
(Post 8250296)
that's all I (& fiona I think) came up with
but it doesn't fit the description given & says nothing about a foul smell or screeching |
Re: Vine Ripened Trumpers
Originally Posted by Madridboy
(Post 8250468)
fuuny thing is that google brought this site in the first search result.
Ref. The National Horticulture, it was mentioned as the place referring to the little blighters as rancid trollops .... which incidentally means Loose Women & reference to Loose Women is the only mention of rancid trollops I found when googling. Ho hum (ps your link came up with no matches Lynn, or was that the point?) |
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