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# Surely...
That's a wild reed bed not a garden?
(GroomyGroomerGroomsGroomingly (but only if you're a baby badger), Sat 23 Nov 2002, 18:40, archived)
# I thought a gnome automatically makes it a garden,
But I shall have to consult the B3ta challenge rulebook on this matter
(I helped save b3ta! Quelabra Don't Knock New York, Sat 23 Nov 2002, 18:42, archived)
# I thought he was calling it a wild red beet
because it does look a bit like a beetroot
(I helped save b3ta! Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology, Sat 23 Nov 2002, 18:43, archived)
# Doesn't a garden need a lawn?
Wild Gnomes are very common in the marshlands of Dorset, but that doesn't make them common-or-garden gnomes does it? So it isn't a garden. Therefore I don't really think that can go in a lurking in the garden competition. I am new so I may be wrong, but it has never happened before - I have German ancestry you know.
(GroomyGroomerGroomsGroomingly (but only if you're a baby badger), Sat 23 Nov 2002, 18:54, archived)
# many people in the countryside own property that spans many acres
Therefore their gardens can include forests and marshland and all sorts.
Even without that though artistic license is not only welcomed but positively encouraged here :)
(I helped save b3ta! Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology, Sat 23 Nov 2002, 19:00, archived)
# Okay, I believe you,
I shall remove it from the competition on grounds of ineligable flora.
(I helped save b3ta! Quelabra Don't Knock New York, Sat 23 Nov 2002, 19:00, archived)
# nooooo
put it back!
(I helped save b3ta! rogan, Sat 23 Nov 2002, 19:08, archived)
# Put it back in on the grounds of
Kempton Palace because that's part of their garden.
(I helped save b3ta! Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology, Sat 23 Nov 2002, 19:09, archived)
#
I'll wait till it's in the spaz, then he won't see ;)
(I helped save b3ta! Quelabra Don't Knock New York, Sat 23 Nov 2002, 19:14, archived)
# If you could hear duck and gnomeish you would know....
...that you were never in a garden of any sort!



I think that should settle it.
(GroomyGroomerGroomsGroomingly (but only if you're a baby badger), Sat 23 Nov 2002, 19:32, archived)