[user=269]MaxSouthOz[/user] wrote:

Sorry, Brian.

I only know the potato from the ground downwards.   :oops:

I was going by the hint that I may have recently eaten one.

So, I'm guessing that it's not a carrot?   :roll:

Is it a herb Brian ?

Would we buy it as a living plant or would we buy it's fruit or seeds ?

you would buy it as a living plant Peter


Brian

Big clue   its nice with cheese



Brian

Pizza Plant ?? :roll:    Doesn't look like An onion or chives or or or   AAAAAARGH     . . .. . wait   Pickle plant ?  nope        Grape Vine ?          
Cheers

Matt

None of those are right Matt

But as i looks is not how you would normally see it.


Brian

Mustard?

I will let people guess on as at work tommorow if nobody has guessed by the time i get back i will reveal what it is


Brian

So, it is edible…. and goes with cheese…

It's a piccalilli plant!  A Branston plant!

Cheese and….. tomato….. onion….

Blxxdy ehll Brian, I know little enough about trains, don't test me on my gardening….. !!!

Pepper…. It's a pepper plant      …. Oh no it's not….


Grrrrrrr

Great post Brian…. will we kick ourselves?

Regards

Michael

[user=2137]Briperran[/user] wrote:

An even better clue i would be very surprised if a lot of you had not eaten some in the last week or so


Brian

Aha!  It's a take away plant…….

Cauliflower !  Quite partial to Cauliflower cheese  :Happy
Cheers

Matt

Camelia sinensis?

Nigel

That's Tea Nigel it's not eaten.

Celery?

I know it's a biscuit bush.

Aaargh,I might have to issue a warning if I don't win.

Never mind that, Alan.

Have you noticed that Brian's deck planks are upside down?   :roll:

Matt said cauliflower - it could be a brassica of sorts - look at that tough old stem and yes, many brassicas have yellow flowers ……………………….hmmmm ………. :hmm

Is it a ploughman's plant ?  A breadplant maybe - or a Huntley and Palmer's water biscuit plant ………….

And the winner is Matt it is a cauliflower.

Normally would look like this



But mine went wrong LOL
Here is a piccy of some more that went wrong at an earlier stage than the first photo by looking you can still see a bit of white floret on one but the others are spreading and will end up like the first photo the brassica leaves shed themselves before it gets to the flowering stage.


Of course i was the one who planted the seeds in the seed tray originally for her and of course who`s fault is it that they did not grow to be like the normal cauli you would expect.

Hope you all enjoyed the little quiz well done Matt

Brian

Boo Hiss,I want another go.It's brexit's fault.

Yes - good fun Brian.

Are you allowed back in the house yet or are you still being punished ? …………………..

Well the turnip seeds i did have grown properly and the turnips are looking good.

For those that dont know in Cornwall a Turnip is what everyone else calls a swede.

She has already done a number of seed trays with different things i have kept well out of the way.

My only attempt this year was Sea moss to make some trees disaster so far.

Brian

Are you sure you haven't invented a new plant?!  Could you use it to make trees?  :hmm