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I like to eat beefurgers, but the Thai ones are a bit tough.
I am looking for a big juicy burgers trees, does anybody have one?
My ultimate goal is to make a burger-tree with different good burgers. My whole garden will consist out of burger tree's if all goes well.
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I prefer cheeseburgers.
Do you have a tree?Quote:
Originally Posted by kingwilly
Have a word with Namdocmai. I'm sure he'll have one!:)
I would like a Chokolade mine
If he hasn't got one already, i bet he wants one.Quote:
Originally Posted by charleyboy
Do they grow well in Bangkok?Quote:
Originally Posted by helge
You can't grow a mine
Get out your showel
At least you call it a beefburger.
Never could figuire why they call it a hamburger when there's no ham on it.
I have a lambrack tree, I've grafted on a few cuttings from a mates pork and apple sausage bush. Its doing well.
Still waiting for my bourbon tree to flower though.
That's good to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Necron99
Do you have green fingers?
Mine are pink, and the only tree i have had real success with is the laver tree, it just needed lots of water and fertiliser.
Made from dead germans ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
Lavers, heard they taste like shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by withnallstoke
From hamburg...Quote:
Originally Posted by Koojo
Then it'd be a kraut burger wouldn't it.Quote:
Originally Posted by helge
A 'kraut burg' is more like this:
Neuschwanstein Castle
Another mistake by the NYers...
I'm thinking about mining a tree if I make it back, so this thread is very interesting to me personally, emotionally. Thank you, OP.
Don't thank me, thank Namdocmai.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
^ but, I WANT to thank you...
Mango burger for a happy light feeling day.
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I think its supposed to be ironic. A bit like the use of "ham" in strictly Islamic culture, you might get, say "Ham-ed Ham-moud" joining up with terror organization "Ham-ass" to enforce "Ham-itic" theology..?Quote:
Originally Posted by helge
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.....we grafted an asparagus-prosciutto tree a few years back.
Bountiful results.
Looks like a fine fruit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rural Surin
Could you supply a cutting?
A rabbi friend of mine has a foreskin tree if you're interested?Quote:
Originally Posted by withnallstoke
I dare you to go edit that in to Wiki :)Quote:
Originally Posted by kmart
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Originally Posted by Bettyboo
I planted a bacon tree last year and after 6 months it was full of rashers.
Went to get a few for breakfast and it blew up.
Turns out...It was a hambush!:sorry1: