[Sally A]

Will remove and stick somewhere else........


sorry typo - have amended.

[gobs]

Will remove a stick somewhere else........

You what??      

[Selkie]

You'd probably do better to just buy another one and start all over again...

[Sally A]

Far too sensible Rosemary, besides where's the fun in that, I'd much rather nurse something back from the brink.

[DD.]

Mrs. D say it's easier to get a new one, rather than persist with a wilting one.

[Sally A]

Hope you get rehomed in time for Christmas then DD

[DD.]

Hope you get rehomed in time for Christmas then DD

Would going onto the Poultry & Other Livestock forum help?

[Sally A]

Swap shop I reckon.

What are your plus points?

[DD.]

Swap shop I reckon.

What are your plus points?

I do as I'm told.

[Aunt Sally]

That's a required not a plus point DD  

[DD.]

That's a required not a plus point DD  

You'll only say that to all of what I consider to be plus points, so I'll just go & sulk on my chosen, cold metal, norty step. :cry:

[Aunt Sally]

:roll: Sulking will get you nowhere DD.  Don't take the poinsettia with you, it's far too cold out there  :!:

[gobs]

Apart from the link stating: "They are such good value, it's hardly worth the bother."

Just in case there was a gardening Poinst to it, a guy once in the garden centre of a well-known chain told me, plant it on, as soon as you can, we never anymore use compost.

I don't think, it would be any different in most places, unless you bought it in a well run local nursery, etc.

[Selkie]

I think like Gobs said, they're just seen as a disposable thing; though we had one at my work (in England) that lasted for years and was quite nice (I don't normally like poinsettias myself)