Behind the Stove: With fronds like these, who needs anemones?

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The fronds swirl out of the clump. We allow throwaways and do not remove 'google-able' questions. The usual form has wiggly fronds up to 30cm long.

The specialist nursery, based in Evesham, stocks a huge range of unusual perennials, with a focus on good old-fashioned plants, newly introduced plants bred for not only colour and form but for vigour as well, and plants newly introduced from the wild. So unique, not something I would normally put together, but I really, really love the way it turned out. Truly, with fronds like these, who needs anemones? You have no idea how much I appreciate them both!

With fronds like these, who needs anemones?

We allow throwaways and do not remove 'google-able' questions. While your question may have been answered elsewhere, maybe its answer wasn't sufficient, maybe you didn't understand the answer or maybe you are looking with fronds like these who needs anemones a discussion about the answer. At any rate, your question is welcome here as long as it follows our only three rules: Rule 1. No posts asking how to harm yourself or others we mean only topics asking for an answer that will aid someone in committing suicide or harming others. These questions are not allowed. This is a zero tolerance policy. Hate speech is explicitly not allowed. Users are not allowed to direct hate with fronds like these who needs anemones to another user or group. The mod team observes no special distinction between racial terms or severity. We have a zero tolerance policy. You will be permanently banned without warning. Rule 3: No soap boxing, asking for karma or spamming. These infractions result in a 3 day ban with warning, repeated infractions will result in a permanent ban All opinions are welcome as long as they are presented respectfully and follow the above guidelines. Rules here are kept more relaxed than our sister subs intentionally to allow as close to an organic user experience as possible. Automod uses reports to decide if a submission is removed and these are all reviewed by a mod within 24 hours. Bans are typically last resorts and the mod team maintains a strict open-door policy. Looking for something like us. There's a saying, with friends like this, who needs enemies. There are various jokes that set up the phrase with fronds like these, who needs anemones. This has no bearing on the meaning of the original phrase; it's just meant to sound similar. The full joke is: It's well known that some species of fish on the coral reef have adapted to be able to survive the poisonous sea anemone's sting, which gives them a safe place to hide from predators. What isn't so well known is the story of the single fish that decided to be different. One day he swam away from his protective anemone, in search of some other hiding place. A first, he swam into a small crevice in the rock, but he very quickly swam out of there, chased by an eel. Then he decided he could hide inside a shell, so he found a nice big one that he liked, but had to retreat from the crab that had got there before him. Finally, exhausted, he swam into the coral beds, and hid among the brilliant colored fern-like fronds of the corals. The next day, when he hadn't come back to the anemone, some of the other fish decided to go out and look for him. The hunted everywhere for him, but they couldn't find him. Eventually, just as they had given up, they heard him calling to them. They looked around, but they couldn't see him anywhere - he was perfectly hidden by the coral. Finally, he showed himself, and they tried to persuade him to come back home, but he refused - the coral was too good a hiding place to leave. After all, he said, with fronds like these, who needs anemones. I'm not aware of how The West Wing made this joke, and I think Finding Nemo just slipped the punchline in with little lead-up.

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