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Fuchsia arborescens - Perennial & Biennial Plants - Thompson & Morgan (http://www.thompson-morga... )

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This tender species fuchsia bears large panicles of delicately scented cerise pink flowers in summer, followed by decorative spherical purple fruits. Fuchsia arborescens is an elegant evergreen fuchsia for a large patio container or conservatory specimen. Take a trip back in time and discover some of the original species, from which the plethora of today's new varieties are derived. Height: 180cm (72"). Spread: 150cm (59"). - Halil - -

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I do see this as a DM, or in my feed as from the Plant Love room, since I'm subscribed. - Jennifer D. - -

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Edible Flowers Guide | Thompson & Morgan (http://www.thompson-morga... )

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The Chinese were the first to experiment with flowers as food and their many and varied recipes can be traced back as far back as 3,000 B.C. In Roman times, the edible flowers of pinks, violets and roses were used in dishes and lavender in sauces. Gardeners and cooks over 1000 years ago were already using pot marigolds and orange blossom in their cooking. - Halil - -

Fuchsia: The stunning colours and graceful shape of fuchsias make them ideal as a green or fruit salad garnish. They look very decorative if crystallised or inserted into jelly. The berries are also edible and useful for making jams. Before eating the flower remove all green and brown bits and gently remove the stamen pistils as this will certainly enhance the petal flavour. - Halil - -

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Live: David Duckenfield evidence to Hillsborough Inquests - Wednesday March 18 2015 - Liverpool Echo (http://www.liverpoolecho.... )

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The new inquests into the deaths of the 96 Liverpool supporters who died at Hillsborough on April 15th 1989 are taking place at Birchwood Park in Warrington and are being heard by retired Court of Appeal judge Sir John Goldring, who has been made an assistant coroner for the purpose. - Halil - -

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If I'm being cynical, that's exactly why it wasn't conducted back then. - Jennifer D. - -

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New room for any Brit and Irish stuff you may wish to post. http://www.frenf.it/early... Didn't add an avatar image since I was barely able to make one for my own profile, so if anyone has an avatar link suitable for this group, please share it here, thanks and welcome.

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Tea and cake will be served shortly! :-) - Halil - -

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I think I have an old copy somewhere! :-p - Halil - -

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this is a test, if I've accidentally sent a mass DM to everyone on earth, I'm sorry! ;-) - Halil - -

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Thompson & Morgan aims to tackle fuchsia society membership fall with customer promotion | Horticulture Week (http://www.hortweek.com/t... ) #Fuchsia

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Thompson & Morgan hopes to double membership levels for the British National Fuchsia Society as part of its 2015 Fuchsia Festival. - Halil - -

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I don't know. I don't know how many fuschia species there are. Sometimes a genus with a lot of edible members can still have poisonous members. - Spidra Webster - -

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Thompson & Morgan aims to tackle fuchsia society membership fall with customer promotion | Horticulture Week (http://www.hortweek.com/t... )

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Thompson & Morgan hopes to double membership levels for the British National Fuchsia Society as part of its 2015 Fuchsia Festival. - Halil - -

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This tender species fuchsia bears large panicles of delicately scented cerise pink flowers in summer, followed by decorative spherical purple fruits. Fuchsia arborescens is an elegant evergreen fuchsia for a large patio container or conservatory specimen. Take a trip back in time and discover some of the original species, from which the plethora of today's new varieties are derived. Height: 180cm (72"). Spread: 150cm (59"). http://www.thompson-morga... - Halil - -

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It took me a while to learn that, too, Halil. If you start the message in the room, you have to add your own feed to it. Which isn't different from how FF does it, it just feels different since you can't post from your own profile page... - Spidra Webster - -

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