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[No_God]

So cool because my name is Morgan too

I have a 3 year old son he turns 4 in Feb. Kids are great.

[Kayenneh]

Zen and Kichi, your family is so beautiful! You all seem like a lovely bunch!

"Look auntie, we're monkeys!" Well, I'll say!

[KichigaiNeko]

Zen and Kichi, your family is so beautiful! You all seem like a lovely bunch!

"Look auntie, we're monkeys!" Well, I'll say!

While they're up there.... gorgeous as they are....

Is there any fruit? And can they use a chainsaw?

And what type of tree is it? (Acer sp?)

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Newest "grand Nephew"

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Mum, Dad and the little one

[Kayenneh]

While they're up there.... gorgeous as they are....

Is there any fruit? And can they use a chainsaw?

And what type of tree is it?

It's Quercus an oak. No fruit, but plenty of acorns. They have apple trees in the orchard though, so during late summer there is a lot of climbing and eating in the treetops
And chainsaws, hell no! Too young to use such a thing

[ElleBelle]

Everyone has the cutest kiddos on here.

[KichigaiNeko]

While they're up there.... gorgeous as they are....

Is there any fruit? And can they use a chainsaw?

And what type of tree is it?

It's Quercus an oak. No fruit, but plenty of acorns. They have apple trees in the orchard though, so during late summer there is a lot of climbing and eating in the treetops
And chainsaws, hell no! Too young to use such a thing

You were right Quercus sp (if you don't know which "Oak" it is). So did those little monkeys gather some acorns for Auntie?

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeelll I had to ask. Could do with some pruning there, from what I see.

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Everyone has the cutest kiddos on here.

All kiddos are cute....and then they grow up.

[Kayenneh]

You were right Quercus sp (if you don't know which "Oak" it is). So did those little monkeys gather some acorns for Auntie?

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeelll I had to ask. Could do with some pruning there, from what I see.

Actually, the game is to feed the ape-auntie leaves, which she is supposed to catch in her mouth. Very funny..
And yeah, it could most definitely use some pruning, but my sister's garden is huge, so the oak isn't a priority. The flowers, potato patch, the orchard, the lawns and the little greenhouse are bigger priorities.

Some pics from J's garden, that I took last summer:

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[KichigaiNeko]

You were right Quercus sp (if you don't know which "Oak" it is). So did those little monkeys gather some acorns for Auntie?

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeelll I had to ask. Could do with some pruning there, from what I see.

Actually, the game is to feed the ape-auntie leaves, which she is supposed to catch in her mouth. Very funny..
And yeah, it could most definitely use some pruning, but my sister's garden is huge, so the oak isn't a priority. The flowers, potato patch, the orchard, the lawns and the little greenhouse are bigger priorities.

Some pics from J's garden, that I took last summer:

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Damn you Kayenneh! No names and so many tantalising plants that I have never met!

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Four Generations of Prohmie men!

[Kayenneh]

Damn you Kayenneh! No names and so many tantalising plants that I have never met!

I have mostly no idea either what grows in her garden. The bigger part is planted by the lady who lived in the house before my sister's family (the lady was a great-aunt of my brother-in-law), so J doesn't know either what grows there. This is probably the most curious flower I've found:



What is is?!

[KichigaiNeko]

Damn you Kayenneh! No names and so many tantalising plants that I have never met!

I have mostly no idea either what grows in her garden. The bigger part is planted by the lady who lived in the house before my sister's family (the lady was a great-aunt of my brother-in-law), so J doesn't know either what grows there. This is probably the most curious flower I've found:



What is is?!

Iris probably aphylla Also known as "Bearded Iris" although this one is Tricoloured.
Nice
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iris_(plant)

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I there some pharmacological use for Orris root?