Green Pollen

[Thymallus]

You've obviously never seen Good Will hunting.....

 

[For want of a better word]

You've obviously never seen Good Will hunting.....

No ... we only had BBC TV when I was a lad... was allowed to stay up late to watch Muffin the Mule


Yeghes da

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

No ... we only had BBC TV when I was a lad... was allowed to stay up late to watch Muffin the Mule


Yeghes da

My great uncle Ianto got six months hard labour for that - poor dab was allergic to lanolin

 

[Thymallus]

No ...

Look it up, you'll appreciate the irony.

 

[keith pierce]

sycamore is in full flow at the moment and it is a light lime green

 

[kazmcc]

Too early for any of these though.

Was just playing with the pollen chart and discovered the toggles lol. Oh well

 

[beeno]

well, according to William Kirk's colour guide (who gives three shades of pale green),it's green (very pale so it's understandable that some would call it white)Dorothy Hodges agrees.
I know who i would depend on, regardless of your endorsement

May I be so bold as to refer you to Hawthorn Honey, a picture on there calling it pale beige. Name dropping, or colour guides, don't impress me much. So, far I have yet to find grey OSR pollen, which was endorsed by yourself, but plenty of yellow, so I am looking forward to your evidence on that. It could be as in the Scilla Sibirica case with blue pollen and the Scilla plant in my garden with yellow pollen, so I am willing to have an open mind which some of the beeks on this forum find very difficult, but being rude and disrespectful sadly very easy. Looking forward to seeing a picture of a bee collecting grey pollen from OSR to put that one to rest. We may actually learn something, which is always nice.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

I must say that I am impressed by the ability of some to fill half a page of just talking tripe. ButI digress

 

[beeno]

Hi all,
Talking about green pollen, how about Forget-me-nots, plenty of those in flower atm?