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Bloody thing … that’s MY plant it’s feasting on!
It is just doing its bit for global warming – - -[darfc]
Looks kinda Christmassy to me.
Altogether now -
“Greeny, the Christmas inch worm Had a very cheery leaf
And if you saw him eat it, you would have to call him “Thief”!
great colours – what’s the plant?
Not at all sure – it has bright green leaves along with the bright red plants. I’ll post a small pic of the plant beneath the herbivore. Perhaps someone wiill be able to help us
I have just been told it is a pointing setter, one of the canine plants
((groan)) Try poinsettia, people … much more botanically correct.
But not as much fun
Aha, told you it looked Christmassy. And that was before the second ‘give it away’ photo was added.
I had not put the colors together with Christmas – Possible because I intend to celebrate Cthulhumas this year