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Stink bugs mating...and currants??
ReplyDeleteLUCY
Stink bugs eh? No wonder with all the fooling around they have been doing.
ReplyDeleteNot a currant though.
I won't give it away, but pass the beer please.
ReplyDeleteJen
One beer for the lucky (cheater) lady who works in a garden centre. Now what can you tell me about those stinkin bugs?
ReplyDeleteHops Hops Hops now pass the Rickard's Red because I can't get it here.
ReplyDeleteI think they are Harlequins
ReplyDeleteWe call what those beetles are doing "copulating." Doesn't that sound more discreet???? LOL
ReplyDeleteI didn't know hop leaves were in threes - - -
Since I'm from the states, I guess I was hoping it WAS marijuana and then I could come for a visit! Wait, I didn't just say that, did I????
ReplyDeleteSue: Oh sure now that Jen gave a hint. If you want Rickards you will have to come here and get it.
ReplyDeleteKeetha: Let me assure you these little bug(gers) were definitely not being discreet.
Lindalee: You are the one that can get a lawyer cheap. Sounds like one of these days you might need one.
I was going to guess poison ivy crossed with lemon balm, both plants I hate.
ReplyDeleteThat's funny! LOL! Don't know what those plants are but the leaves look similar to poison ivy...Christine
ReplyDeleteGreta: I hate that lemon balm. It seemed like a good idea at the time but I have been pulling it up for years now.
ReplyDeleteXinex: Leaves of 3 let it be... no not poison ivy.
Oh man... Get a room, you little buggers! I gather from comments that your mystery plant is hops? Cool. That's probably what my husband would choose to plant if he had any say in the matter. :-)
ReplyDeleteCass
Hops! You lucky thing growing hops! We are waaay too south for those - but should I ever move up that way - I'm growing me some for sure!
ReplyDeleteHey nice bug kanoodling. Watch that be a married bug & his wife gets wind of this picture.
Cass: I don't think my husband even knows it is there. Not much of a gardener. I should hang beer bottles from it this summer.
ReplyDeleteJane: I guess I will be having Maury Povich in my back yard any day now doing paternity testing.
omgosh, the bow chicka wow wow made me laugh! How appropriate!
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