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02-08-2005, 09:54 PM
Aloa Vera
Been reading a few of you use aloa cream/gel & just thought I` tell you its easy to grow on a windowsill in UK, my mums got 2
You then just brake a piece off the growing plant & open it & use the gel inside it direct were you want it. Its the pure stuff & cheaper than in shop as well
ps tried to find tips but couldn`t so had to put it here, maybe someone put it in right place
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02-08-2005, 10:02 PM
Originally Posted by Carole
The tips section was removed Christine as it was not really used Typical me not knowing
Might try that one
thanks.
knew something was wrong now I see the sp mistake its late what can I say
better go to bed............
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02-08-2005, 10:32 PM
Originally Posted by bluemerle lover
christine would this plant be easy to get hold of in the garden shops
Sorry for butting in Bluemerle
but I think they are fairly common and my O/H who is a gardener says that they should be available in garden centres. I know my sister used to have two of these plants in her kitchen windowsill so they must be available.
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02-08-2005, 10:35 PM
aww thank you for the info foxy and your o/h will check out the garden shops tomorrow i like the sound of growing these plants for natural uses thank you
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