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A week of ‘If plants could talk’ cartoons

This is a If plants could talk cartoon. The cartoon shows a bunch of sweetpeas One sweetpea says "Not sure what I'd be today without anger management"

There you go, a week of Sillypic’s new cartoon strip called, If Plants Could Talk. Enjoy your weekend, happy gardening!

I’ve really enjoyed making these cartoons, I hope you like them as much as The Wrigglers – who are returning next week!

  • This is a If plants could talk cartoon. The cartoon shows a bearded iris It says "Can I borrow your razor, son?"
  • This is a If plants could talk cartoon. The cartoon shows a bunch of sweetpeas One sweetpea says "Not sure what I'd be today without anger management"
  • This is a If plants could talk cartoon. The cartoon shows a rhubarb plant It says "Forget what I just said, I'm talking rhubarb"
  • This is a If plants could talk cartoon. The cartoon shows a Wallflower It says "We don't need no education"
  • This is a If plants could talk cartoon. The cartoon shows a Foxglove head with a bee collecting pollen The Foxglove says "Stop it! That tickles"
  • This is a If plants could talk cartoon. The cartoon shows some lavender It says "As Alice walker said, Womanist is to feminist as purple is to lavender"

Follow our blog to get more daily gardening cartoons, ideas, daily tasks and tips of what you can do now in your #garden – If plants could talk will be featuring regularly alongside The Wrigglers.

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Buy the prints

If plants could talk is also available to buy as digital poster downloads – or as prints. We will be adding to the prints over the next few months. So, if you like what you see, follow us to get updates.

You can buy them here on sillypics.co.uk

in our Sillypics Sillyshop

or on Etsy

The Wrigglers

Wriggler cartoons are posted to the silly blog, here’s the link

From window sills to country estates, worms are in your soil. They can pop up in any #garden, #pot or #compost bin. They give a healthy mix of sound gardening advice, and laughs – all based on what’s happening in your garden or down the allotments right now.

The wrigglers have their ear to the ground. Nothing gets past these worms, whether it’s seasonal shenanigans, or real gardening tips and advice, they have fun telling you about it.

Follow these mischievous critters on the SillyBlog

  • Above the wrigglers gardening cartoon it reads: Regulalry deadhead the self seeders, especiallyhellebores, aquilegias and poppies The cartoon depicts two worms standing next to a guillotine style contracttion with a poppy seed head ready for the chop. One worm says, "It looks quite extravagant for such a simple task"
  • The cartoon reads, Call them courgettes or Zucchini, they are the same plant. Pick the fruit when they’re 4 to 5 inches long The cartoon is of two worms in front of a flowering courgette plant. One worm says, “ Some people call them Zucchini …”” The other worm replies, “I call them urggh!”
  • The headline says, “ You can sow perennial seeds, like Achillea, outdoors now.” The cartoon shows two worms looking at some Achillea seeds, propped up against a fork. One work says to the other,” Myth has it, Achilles grew from the blood of the hero Achiiles …” The other work says, “ Can we grow it from fish, blood and bone?”
  • The headline says, “Growing chill peppers? For the hottest chillis, grow them under glass and mist regularly to protect them from red spider mites.” The image is of two works under a chilli plant. One of the worms has licked a chilli and its face is red. It says to the other worm, “I now understand why the spider mites are red.”
  • If you are growing Marigold seedlings, be on the look out for slugs and snails, they love them. This cartoon shows two worms observing a slug about to munch on a marigold. One worm says to the other, “ Agreed, the slug looks like it’s it’s on one knee … but it’s not about to propose.”
  • After flowering either prune or leave your ornamental quince to grow its astringent fruits. In this cartoon two worms are looking at ornamental quince fruits on a branch at ground level. One worm explains, “you can eat them, but I find they numb my tongue and contract my throat” The other worm is lying on its back with its mouth wide ope, it just says,”yeeessss”

More from the worms

Year-round garden pruning guide

Great advice and full of quick and simple tips too, for example … don’t cut into tender plants or evergreens right now as their top growth provides insulation from penetrating cold.

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