Thread: Beefburger tree.

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.

I prefer cheeseburgers.

Originally Posted by kingwilly

I prefer cheeseburgers.

Do you have a tree?

Have a word with Namdocmai. I'm sure he'll have one!

I would like a Chokolade mine

Originally Posted by charleyboy

I'm sure he'll have one!

If he hasn't got one already, i bet he wants one.

Originally Posted by helge

I would like a Chokolade mine

Do they grow well in Bangkok?

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.

Originally Posted by Necron99

I've grafted on a few cuttings from a mates pork and apple sausage bush. Its doing well

That's good to know.

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.

Originally Posted by Koojo

Never could figuire why they call it a hamburger when there's no ham on it.

Made from dead germans ?

Originally Posted by withnallstoke

Originally Posted by Necron99

I've grafted on a few cuttings from a mates pork and apple sausage bush. Its doing well

That's good to know.

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.

Lavers, heard they taste like shit.

Originally Posted by Koojo

At least you call it a beefburger.

Never could figuire why they call it a hamburger when there's no ham on it.

From hamburg...

Originally Posted by helge

Originally Posted by Koojo

Never could figuire why they call it a hamburger when there's no ham on it.

Made from dead germans ?

Then it'd be a kraut burger wouldn't it.

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.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Thank you, OP.

Don't thank me, thank Namdocmai.

Originally Posted by helge

Originally Posted by Koojo

Never could figuire why they call it a hamburger when there's no ham on it.

Made from dead germans ?

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..?

.....we grafted an asparagus-prosciutto tree a few years back.
Bountiful results.

Originally Posted by Rural Surin

....we grafted an asparagus-prosciutto tree a few years back. Bountiful results.

Looks like a fine fruit.

Could you supply a cutting?

Originally Posted by withnallstoke

Could you supply a cutting?

A rabbi friend of mine has a foreskin tree if you're interested?

Originally Posted by kmart

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..?

I dare you to go edit that in to Wiki

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

A rabbi friend of mine has a foreskin tree if you're interested?

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!