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Gidday

There is an old wives tale that says when one thing breaks down there will be two others too because these things run in threes.

You should be right now.

Gidday

Is this for real?

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Gidday I hope nobody was offended by my reference to Poms, but it is simply so ingrained in our language that few people use any other. Here is a link of a search I did;- http://www.answers.com/Pom Funny thing is I remember my father also often using the word Tommy for the English and he used to say...

Gidday

Hey sorry mate, I didn't see that question of yours. The reason I doubt you will ever taste a home grown avacado there is that they need quite a war night temperature when they are flowering, and not just the lack of frosts. They also have to have a cross polinator as well.

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I only know that if any foods contain a so-called certain flavour enhancer I get a bloody servere gut ache and the squirties. I do not eat Chinese food either.

Gidday Only in America I reckon. The poor Yanks seem to have scares about all sorts of things. They are dead scared of using poop on their gardens because some contaminated post harvest workers don't have good hygene and blame it on the farmer and his soil. Most of these diseases get into the food p...

Gidday Alfalfa is the same thing as lucerne and that is what I use. I don't bother with the muslin and just carefully drain the water off with my fingure. After they have a little size on them, like a couple of days, I just fill the jar with water then hold my hand over the top and invert the jar, l...

Gidday

Aint it great what a little bichin can doo. It's as fast as any tonight.

Gidday

O.K. O.K. It's purdy hard to cover the full range in one sentence but I believe most are Poms, and there seems to be an increasing number of Aussies. But what the hell, they are a good bunch regardless where they are or come from.

Gidday Yep they are fairly shallow rooted is they were not grown in-situ from seeds. Actually, the root ball may have a kink in it and it can easily break in a high wind. As for identifying the species, in this country there are 495 species and over 400 are considered to be common. To get a positive...

Gidday Well I am sure Martin has answered the question brilliantly for some but sorry mate I don't understand a word of what you said. It all went right over my head. Like I said I am old and slow so that might be the problem. But seroiously, it is only this forum and the Irish one that are ever slo...

Gidday I know I am old and getting slow, but at times, especially at night, this site is so slow that it makes me look like lightning. Oft-time I just caint wait long enough to even read whats here. I also know my computer is a bit like me, old and slow, but it is not anywhere near this slow on othe...

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I doubt isin you will ever be tasting you home grown avacado's though.

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Good onya mate. Great to see another Kiwi. Most here are poms with a few Aussies, but they aint too bad if you humour them.

But a central North Island city? Must be Taupo if that"s big enough to call a city.

Gidday

Beauty Eh!