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- 3/06/1936 - Colin 'Pinetree' Meads bornThe legendary All Black lock was a physically tough, uncompromising player. Rugby writer Lindsay Knight described Colin Meads as New Zealand's equivalent of Australia's Sir Donald Bradman or American Babe Ruth as a sporting legend.
- 4/06/1943 - Rail tragedy at HydeThe Cromwell-Dunedin express, travelling at speed, derailed at Hyde, killing 21 people and injuring 47. The driver was later found guilty of manslaughter.
- 5/06/1866 - Te Kooti deported to ChathamsThe East Coast military leader and prophet was deported with Pai Marire prisoners to the Chatham Islands. He had been accused of spying for the enemy while fighting with government troops.
- 6/06/1823 - Wesleyan mission establishedSamuel Leigh and William White established Wesleydale, a Wesleyan (Methodist) mission station at Kaeo. Leigh was friendly with Samuel Marsden of the Church Missionary Society and the two missions worked closely together.
- 3/06/1936 - Colin 'Pinetree' Meads born
Are you sure they weren’t chives!!! – very pretty though
Definitely leeks.