Vnsmkr
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Papaya trees
. My kids brought them home from school and we planted them with a bunch of other stuff. I never thought they would come up
ruby fruit
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Are they frost tolerant?
Vnsmkr
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They would make some good shade trees too with some space and they are fast growing
DST
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I wouldn't have thought so Papa. Never seen any frost in that region
It's interesting to see how the world climates have been shifting (climate change or whatever label you want to put onto it). The wine producing belt has shifted over the last century and now parts of the South of the UK pretty much have the terroir to grow top quality wine. I believe for the last few years there has been an English Sparkling Wine that has basically beaten the French Champagne.
Ruby, when we lived in Brunei in the 70's it was still all jungle then with a bit chopped out for an Army camp. We literally lived in the jungle for the first 6 months without running water or electricity, I am not sure how my Mum coped being in her early 20's from Scotland with 2 bairns. But the soil down there must have had crazy beneficial herds like no other, We eventually got moved into a lovely house but of course crttiers don't have boundaries. We would have armie of ants crawling across the floor, up a table leg, across the table, then back up the wall on the other side, not a thing you could do lol. And don't get me started on the Man of the Jungle...Orangutan! My sister use to crap herself from them. Bander seri bagawan is now really built up I heard.
It's interesting to see how the world climates have been shifting (climate change or whatever label you want to put onto it). The wine producing belt has shifted over the last century and now parts of the South of the UK pretty much have the terroir to grow top quality wine. I believe for the last few years there has been an English Sparkling Wine that has basically beaten the French Champagne.
Ruby, when we lived in Brunei in the 70's it was still all jungle then with a bit chopped out for an Army camp. We literally lived in the jungle for the first 6 months without running water or electricity, I am not sure how my Mum coped being in her early 20's from Scotland with 2 bairns. But the soil down there must have had crazy beneficial herds like no other, We eventually got moved into a lovely house but of course crttiers don't have boundaries. We would have armie of ants crawling across the floor, up a table leg, across the table, then back up the wall on the other side, not a thing you could do lol. And don't get me started on the Man of the Jungle...Orangutan! My sister use to crap herself from them. Bander seri bagawan is now really built up I heard.
papapayne
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Yea, I had thought my silver lace vine got killed off due to geese, chickens, trellis falling over, etc, but its coming back with a vengeance. The nursery man swore it was a tough SOB plant, and only plant it if you really want to establish a huge fence. cant wait to see it take off this year!
Vnsmkr
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I stayed a bunch in kuala belat. Nice little quiet placeI wouldn't have thought so Papa. Never seen any frost in that region
It's interesting to see how the world climates have been shifting (climate change or whatever label you want to put onto it). The wine producing belt has shifted over the last century and now parts of the South of the UK pretty much have the terroir to grow top quality wine. I believe for the last few years there has been an English Sparkling Wine that has basically beaten the French Champagne.
Ruby, when we lived in Brunei in the 70's it was still all jungle then with a bit chopped out for an Army camp. We literally lived in the jungle for the first 6 months without running water or electricity, I am not sure how my Mum coped being in her early 20's from Scotland with 2 bairns. But the soil down there must have had crazy beneficial herds like no other, We eventually got moved into a lovely house but of course crttiers don't have boundaries. We would have armie of ants crawling across the floor, up a table leg, across the table, then back up the wall on the other side, not a thing you could do lol. And don't get me started on the Man of the Jungle...Orangutan! My sister use to crap herself from them. Bander seri bagawan is now really built up I heard.
papapayne
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I wouldn't have thought so Papa. Never seen any frost in that region
It's interesting to see how the world climates have been shifting (climate change or whatever label you want to put onto it). The wine producing belt has shifted over the last century and now parts of the South of the UK pretty much have the terroir to grow top quality wine. I believe for the last few years there has been an English Sparkling Wine that has basically beaten the French Champagne.
Ruby, when we lived in Brunei in the 70's it was still all jungle then with a bit chopped out for an Army camp. We literally lived in the jungle for the first 6 months without running water or electricity, I am not sure how my Mum coped being in her early 20's from Scotland with 2 bairns. But the soil down there must have had crazy beneficial herds like no other, We eventually got moved into a lovely house but of course crttiers don't have boundaries. We would have armie of ants crawling across the floor, up a table leg, across the table, then back up the wall on the other side, not a thing you could do lol. And don't get me started on the Man of the Jungle...Orangutan! My sister use to crap herself from them. Bander seri bagawan is now really built up I heard.
Yea, Its crazy to see the way climate is changing. Scary times. Gotta adapt, sucks for the animals that can't.
My sustainability professor swore that if every american planted and let a 10x10 area go to timber bamboo on their property, we could lower co2 levels to a pre 1950 level.
DST
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Humans are funny eh. No matter what happens the Earth will eaither get rid of us or we will need to adapt. I am sure there would be some benefits in stopping the extraction of oil (sorry vnsmkr) and replacing it with fields of renewable weed/hemp. Bamboo is a cray cray plant, once that's growing it ain't stopping, lol.
ruby fruit
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Duuude chill here ...naked dim dim
ttystikk
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My first girlfriend was chinese. My stomach is still upset with me for letting her go.
I did learn how to cook a lot of Chinese food, though- and my gyoza are second to none. Seriously, I've had people fly in from out of the country, saying my pot stickers were a must do during their visit.
I'd say to post a pic of the lady who made that one, but she's probably not a hottie anymore, lol
Vnsmkr
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The only hot bitches I see every day are in my garden. Aint no sensible hotties awake at 4am unless they are being bounced around a hotel bed and none outside when I ride, and I dont go anywhere else....let me start travelling again.....But for now thats all the hot bitches you get, afterall this is a weed forum 