I don't think I actually know what non-painted nettle looks like, so I probably won't see it, but I'll take your word it's similar!
If it doesn't deal well with frost, maybe we should take a cutting before it gets to the point in the year where hard frost is a danger, or maybe just put it in a pot for the winter. It's really a lovely plant.
Taking a cutting is doubtlessly a great idea! I remember that they take really easily, and are easy to keep, like Oloriel suggests. So stining nettles aren't a common weed in your parts of the world? This is one of the things one never thinks about, I suppose, like a kind of weed you take for totally granted everywhere remotely in your climate. *g*
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I don't think I actually know what non-painted nettle looks like, so I probably won't see it, but I'll take your word it's similar!
If it doesn't deal well with frost, maybe we should take a cutting before it gets to the point in the year where hard frost is a danger, or maybe just put it in a pot for the winter. It's really a lovely plant.
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So stining nettles aren't a common weed in your parts of the world? This is one of the things one never thinks about, I suppose, like a kind of weed you take for totally granted everywhere remotely in your climate. *g*
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