Liz can fit them all in one slim vase:
I can photograph them.
Then I can have my way with them.
Today in NZ history- 26/02/1844 - 'Pistols at dawn': deadly duel in WellingtonTwo Wellington lawyers, W.V. Brewer and H. Ross, drew pistols over a legal difference in Wellington. Brewer fired into the air but was shot in the groin. He died a week later.
- 27/02/1951 - Troops deployed in waterfront dispute The government ordered the armed forces to begin handling cargo at the ports of Auckland and Wellington as the waterfront dispute escalated.
- 28/02/1945 - Kiwi soldier faces firing squadAfter more than a year on the run in northern Italy, New Zealand prisoner of war David Russell was recaptured and executed. His courage in the face of death earned him the George Cross.
- 29/02/1964 - Opening of first road to Maungapohatu A milling road provided the first vehicle access to the tiny Urewera settlement of Maungapōhatu – famous as the former home of the prophet Rua Kēnana
- 26/02/1844 - 'Pistols at dawn': deadly duel in Wellington
Are you sure they weren’t chives!!! – very pretty though
Definitely leeks.