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Oh no!

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Hope there wern't any Lithops in there! This image from a BBC compilation.
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Yeah, and hope there weren't any forb.... er.. I mean, poor tree! :(
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Don't do that Iann I was half expecting to hear that your greenhouse had copped it.

Actually if there were plants in there I would imagine they may well have had a lucky escape as the garage has prevented the tree from flattening the greenhouse completely, you can jsut make out the beches still in place.
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Hopefully they were indoors.. and the greenhouse and garage covered by insurance.
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