I have two extra new eggies if someone wants them
Make an offer on my eggs/hatchlings!Just offer a dummy egg (I would love a purple CB, but will accept anything)
Offered an egg. I didn't have a cb purple..
This release has gone totally under my radar. 
well, this happens when life gets too interesting 
My hemp grew to be the non tangled version.
Also, I'd be interested in knowing which colour variants of plants are more common than others. Like which is the most common tulip colour and which is the rarest.
Can I participate with this already-a-sprout Bow string hemp? 
I think it's cool that you are trying to confirm the information on the wiki 
I agree it can be confusing to know whether one is speaking to singular or plural you.. Same in Finnish (it's my first language if that hasn't been obvious enough.. :P) we don't have gender in our he/she. it's same word "hän" for both. It's really confusing especially if you read a translated book where they just use the word "hän" instead of a name or something that reveals the gender. I've couple times thought some characters to be different gender than they really were + animals or non-humans are usually refered as "it" , also genderless (Hedwig from HP will always be boy to me!! :D).
Here when you ask "what's up" or "how are you doing" you literally ask "what are you hearing". So some smart a** people, me included, can answer that everything that is sopken laudly..
I've always thought that "you" is plural case. As there is the old form "thou". I imagined English speaking people have been just so polite that they always addressed others formally, so the you stuck and now it's used for both singular and plural cases.
I'm confused. My plant is grown up and ..... gone. In the compendium is'nt a full grown picture as well. Where is the plant? Is it a bug?
Your Be-my-valentine is on your greenhouse, at least I see it. 3rd row first one before the dandelions. You have 4 living stone seeds and then 4 heart of valentines. But it does have the same sprite that the sprout...?
About the I'm not sure -thing. I kind of understand that some phrases have no meaning as there're phares I can not translate into my language fully. Or I can but it has a little different meaning. That's what I like about different languages, there's stuff you can't translate without loosing the exact meaning.
I love English for sentences that look very similar but have totally different meaning. Like "Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana". Or "Naked conductor ran along the train" (which is even used in linguistics textbooks).
Alia, You can tell that to a Finn: "Kun lakkaa satamasta, haetaan lakkaa satamasta" translates to "when it stops raining, let's pick up lacquer from the harbor". Or maybe my personal favourite: "Keksijä Keksi keksittiin keksimään keksi. Keksijä Keksi keksi keksin. Keksittyään keksin, keksijä Keksi keksi keksin keksityksi". Tells a story of a inventor who invents a cookie (to invent and cookie has similiar word in Finnish). Sometimes it can be really confusing 
In remembrance of Valentine's Day
I was an exchange student in Italy several years ago. What I found weird is that in Italian there's two kind of love. The passionate way and more innocent way. "I love you" can be translated 2 different ways in Italian. There's the literal "ti amo" (ti=you, amo= I love) that no one really uses.. maybe real lovers as husband and wife etc. And then there's this phrase everyone uses "ti voglio bene" which tanslates I want you well ( I guess it can mean 2 things; I want you to be well or I want you in a good way. As of now I haven't really worked that out which one it is...). And this "ti voglio bene" phare is used when spoken to friends, boy/girlfriends, family/siblings.
I remember saying "Vi amo" (vi=plural you) to my host family and to my friends and they all corrected me that I should say "Vi voglio bene". Meh.
And all Italians out there maybe you can clarify what "ti voglio bene" really translates in to!?!
With my broken German (and English) i get
A chokcolate cake with sweet heart - Around an elf there's Valentine's love in the air.
not too sure about the word oder. Does "in the air" come last or before "there's". Or maybe it comes first? I do not know
Thank you for the answeres. it is as I tought; I must grow new plants to get the Atrium. It was just little confusingly explaned in the wiki.
walkinslow: my garden is #1217
Hi. I've played flowergame 5 years ago. Then life got too busy.. And now I'm back here again. Here's my garden. Nice to meet you.
