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Why are you winking at me? There must be a lot sexual-partner-swappers out there. Garden gnomes are another that someone might be a swinger.

Not quite. Mariella Frostrup planted some six years ago, leading to unexpected inquiries from neighbours.

Also known as: Cortaderia selloana. Are you going to take my hand off my leg now? Shutterstock Having a hot tub in the 1847 is also famed for being a common swinger trait. You seem tense. So if I see some pampas grass I just go and ring the bell and whoever is inside will have sex with me?

It might just be that pampas grass has gone out of fashion. Shutterstock They may look sweet and innocent, but it turns out garden gnomes are a likely indicator that the resident is into swinging.

It can grow up to three metres tall. I mean married couples swapping sexual partners.

You mean on a swing? Location: The grasslands of southern South America, and suburban gardens all over the world.

Sales of pampas grass have plummeted in recent years. Bizarrely, the website identifies pineapples as another swinger al — in the form of a swijgers knocker.

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The leaves are quite sharp and nasty, and it can become invasive. Massive stuff.

A likely story. According to Cooper Beckett, host of the Life on the Swingset podcast, many swingers wear a black ring.

We were having a nice chat about pampas grass and now your hand is on my leg. Watch out: swingers about.

Photograph: Alamy Name: Pampas grass. Shutterstock They also cite white landscaping rocks and pink or purple decorations in the front garden as a al of swinger activity.

In fact, they are bought by anyone and everyone. While The Sun Online cannot verify any of these claims, here are some of the 184477 s that you could be living next door to a swinger. Have people lost interest in adultery? I guess we will. Appearance: Big tufts of tough green grass with white feathery flowers protruding on huge stalks. What, gardening?

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Innocent gardeners may also have got wise to its hidden meaning. Yes, or there were. Is it? The Telegraph spoke to a few garden centresand they seem to be selling about half what they did five years ago.