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Sorry, Gyp again - smell
This is a discussion on Sorry, Gyp again - smell within the Product Care forums, part of the Public Forums category; just had a thought, if you have to send a bouquet to someone with 'no sense of smell' you could ...
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22-06-2008, 09:29 AM
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just had a thought, if you have to send a bouquet to someone with 'no sense of smell' you could use Gyp, Alliums, Limonium, Tree fern ! imagine what the water will smell like after 3 days
 I have some cello that smells pretty bad too !!!  
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22-06-2008, 09:47 AM
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reading this thread reminded me of a dem i went to years ago...she said she put salt in the pots with Limonium and it stopped it smelling...never tried it, and don't know how much....not much use then really is it
 Hate gyp thou
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22-06-2008, 09:48 AM
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ARALIA / FATSIA LEAVES Have B.O !
Has anyone else had aralia leaves that smell of B.O ? We had some in yesterday and they stink like a smelly old man has rubbed them in his armpits ! Groce !
Have had fatsia leaves that also smelt of B.O before. Think they must be coated in something. Any ideas ? anyone else experienced this?
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22-06-2008, 03:21 PM
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