Bambam1989
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That would probably be a nice idea. I am pretty sure that they are Non-toxic, but I would keep them out of reach of a tort anyways. I would want it to eat bugs, not my tort to eat it.
COLD DARK ROOM
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Oh okay I understand now. No the plan would be to buy a young plant in a pot from a nursery and transplant it into the pot that it will stay in as your Christmas tree. It would be an experiment. If it doesn't work you've lost nothing and would at least be able to use it for a year or two.If you buy a slow growing conifer from a nursery that’s fine. Just don’t try the bonsai trick with something grown as a Christmas Tree; they’re like Sulcatas - never happy in small spaces
Yes I agree on that. They would be better than the fly strip.
Anyway. I have work tomorrow so Sayonara. Nos da. Gute nag. Goeie nag. Bonsoir and last but not least. Good Night. Chat tomorrow again not.
I think a nice Norfolk Island Pine could work here.... come the Holidays, you get out the twinkle lights and miniature bobbles and decorate. The rest of the year they remain as a nice house plant...
Bambam1989
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More aesthetic to the human eye at least.
Bambam1989
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Night night Carol!
Bambam1989
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It is a pretty tree.
They cost a fortune here.
I'll stick with the fake one until it looks like a bunch of pipe cleaners.
I hate the cold!
And I can't swim.
Luckily I have no living grandparents so am excused.
Good luck, Mooz, sounds interesting and delicious!
I think she meant not see you rather than not chatNight night, sleep well, Carol!
Not chat tomorrow?
Well, I refuse to look that one up. I made the buttermilk pie (haven't tasted it yet - waiting for it to cool), and now I'm going to go back and find the name for that Meyer lemon thingey and look up that recipe, but I refuse to fall into anymore of your food traps. After I make the lemon recipe, no more!!!!!
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I buy a real one with roots and water it every day but rarely do they survive! I suspect they aren't grown in the pots they are sold in, their roots have been chopped to fit into a pot. I think you would need to buy a really small one and keep getting a bigger pot to keep it growing. Every year I go and plant my tree on the park behind my house but they nearly always die [emoji22]
Bambam1989
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I love to bake, especially sweets! I bake stuff, eat some of it, and then send the rest of it to work with my husband for him to share with his coworkers... Then I bake something else!
Trying to decide what to bake today, any suggestions?
Wifey ran out of time yesterday, but she just finished up two batches of kanufa. I’m sure Adam will appreciate for multiple reasons.
- The Arabic Sweet Kunafa Recipe (Knafeh) is the royal and most celebrated dessert in middle east. It is a syrup soaked cheese pastry. Some say it dates back to the Ottoman Empire, others say its origin is from Turkey, Palestine, Egypt, or Greece
Lovely indeed!
Points?
Hmmmm, go on then!
Ok.....it’s out of the oven, flipped over and on a tray. Next is the official cutting.
