'I just hope things will move more towards people buying the flowers they like! rather than what they think will rise in value.So many florists around at the moment who have sold out work, yet you see very little of that getting planted in their gardens and enjoyed by people living there.'
These words made Chorlton sad, he knew Fenella had bought up all the flowers and sold them on to people who didn't realise they were still availabe from the florists direct, many years before. He knew Fenella didn't plant anything in her own garden, because the land had already been cultivated for weeds.
Meanwhile, Clifford decided any flowers he'd given to the Wheelies for free could not be be sold to any other Wheelies.
Clifford hoped that by making such a hypocritical statement after all his past actions, that this would cause outrage and hoped a few more Wheelies would talk to him. (He also hoped someone would buy one of his pressed flowers, but this was a long shot).
Chorlton sighed, cracked open a tin of super strength jesus juice and slipped into a deep slumber.
I'm getting worried about you Funky.
ReplyDeleteI understand it now
ReplyDeletethere's really not a lot of planting going on
or, at least, when there is, the gardeners usually have permission and the flowers are there to promote something
seems like every time you water the garden you have to send a press release out about it
I blame the bloggers...
Why beat about the bush?
ReplyDelete"J-Bay and Dan Silk are duplicitous, lying, cheating fools"
haha
ReplyDeletenice one
Clifford now thinks it's a good idea for Fenella to charge the Whellies a pound a week to talk about the flowers.
ReplyDeleteClifford now thinks it's a good idea for Fenella to charge the Whellies a pound a week to talk about the flowers.
ReplyDeleteWhy beat about the bush?
ReplyDelete"J-Bay and Dan Silk are duplicitous, lying, cheating fools"