Post by Martinus on Mar 3, 2024 20:06:25 GMT
A shop in the Netherlands - no, not the grow shops called Catweazle, selling cannabis - has a quite innocent garden plant on sale, called Catweazle.
The advertisement says: "A beautiful children's series from the 1970s in which we followed the adventures of the eccentric wizard Catweazle, who ends up in the 20th century due to a failed spell from the 11th century. The green, hairy and tangled flower of this allium is reminiscent of the adorable magician's hairstyle. Excellent cut flower and decorative in the border."
Please see www.nijssentuin.nl/allium/5902632-13493-allium-ampeloprasum-catweazle-3211.html
(And no, I'm not in any way connected to this firm. It just happens to be an occasional find on the internet.)
The advertisement says: "A beautiful children's series from the 1970s in which we followed the adventures of the eccentric wizard Catweazle, who ends up in the 20th century due to a failed spell from the 11th century. The green, hairy and tangled flower of this allium is reminiscent of the adorable magician's hairstyle. Excellent cut flower and decorative in the border."
Please see www.nijssentuin.nl/allium/5902632-13493-allium-ampeloprasum-catweazle-3211.html
(And no, I'm not in any way connected to this firm. It just happens to be an occasional find on the internet.)
I'm possibly sufficiently interested to look at these, assuming that they're spring plantings though, might have to wait six months for me to embark