kinda hard to get my missing ones this way they're all holiday ones...
Posts by tempestsea
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Do we have a clue when the easter eggs are gonna get here
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yes please!!!
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Yup I saw it - too late - wish those darn links lasted longer - at least a week lol... Thank you anyway
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On any adult plants page that is eligible to breed there will be an option that says breed on the same line as the other options (gift, trash, abandon). That will bring up a list of the available mates for that plant. Some plants breed with certain others, like jack o lanterns with pumpkins at halloween. Some plants only breed at certain times of the year (see above example lol). Hope that helps
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those are the tree stumps I'm missing, the pumpkin unfortunately is the last years one lol...still trying for the last 2 audreys lol
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well drat lol - still dont have all the jack o lanterns or stumps...
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anyone got a working link to the spreadsheet with up to date lists of all the plants?
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Yeah I still need a few too lol
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We getting Halloween plants this year?
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I am getting no options for bending branches or rain for my plants...
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Please say these are going to be available for a while lol. I'm getting behind - need the new bunny and the new lucky clover and at least one mushroom lol...
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tempestsea: Just thought I would correct your correction: "an herbaceous" is correct; "a herbaceous" is incorrect. The H is not pronounced in that word, nor is it pronounced when it's at the beginning of many other words.
ah - ty dear
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Bugle is an herbaceous flowering plant native to Europe. It is invasive in parts of North America. They flower from april to june and the flowers are favourite nectar sources of different fritillaries.
Bugle is a herbaceous flowering plant native to Europe. It is invasive in parts of North America. They flower from April to June and the flowers are a favourite nectar source of different butterflies.
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The Names of California poppy tells much about it’s charming apearance. Starting from such colorful names as Golden poppy, ‘Copa del Oro’ (Cup of Gold) over California sunlight and Flame Flower to ‚Kalifornischer Kappenmohn’ (Californian 'cap poppy') or ‚Schlafmützchen’ (little bedcap). One of its spanish names, Dormidera (from dormida = sleep), may refer to its sedative qualities or to its habit to close its blossoms early and not opening them on gloomy days at all. Only the sun gets it to show its full beauty.
The Names of California poppy varieties tell much about it’s charming appearance. With colorful names such as Golden poppy, ‘Copa del Oro’ (Cup of Gold) or California sunlight and Flame Flower to Kalifornischer Kappenmohn’ (Californian cap poppy') and Schlafmützchen’ (little bedcap). One of its spanish names, Dormidera (from dormida = sleep), may refer to its sedative qualities or to its habit of closing its blossoms early and not opening them on gloomy days at all. Only the sun gets it to show its full beauty.
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It is not clear if it originated in Central Europe, Central Asia, or in the Mediterranean, but it is practically at home everywhere in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. The little folk hang a bouquet of blossoms in their windows to avert misfortune, but parents have to look out, because the blossoms are tasty and a cheeky rascal might nibble them up. When a kobold gets a cold, he rubs the juice on his chest to loosen the mucus.
It is not clear if this plant originated in
CentralEurope,CentralAsia, or in the Mediterranean, but it ispracticallyat home nearly everywhere in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. The little folk hang a bouquet of blossoms in their windows to avert misfortune, but parents have to look out, because the blossoms are tasty and a cheeky rascal might nibble them up. When a kobold gets a cold, he rubs the juice on his chest to loosenthemucus.Will go looking for more...
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Are we still doing this? If so I'll put a couple up.
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