New additions to the family

Discussion in 'General Mayhem' started by Lomotil, May 6, 2009.

  1. Nauseous

    Nauseous Active Member

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    My fave trees are the Japanese Maple and Smoke Tree.





     
  2. Joeslogic

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    I transplanted a little sapling from my old house in Tennessee to Texas (Japanese Maple) Four years later its still only three foot tall. :confused:

    That smoke tree looks kinda like a tree native to the South but on steroids as for the blooms. Trying to remember the name. This time of year to mid summer you can smell the sweet fragrance a block away. Which is cool if you like that.
     
  3. Lomotil

    Lomotil Active Member

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    True... but you run the risk of not catching both of them in one pull...
     
  4. BullGod666

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    hadn't considered that aspect, but as the saying goes; A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

    I have a Stoeger pellet rifle that does 1200 fps with PBA Raptor pellets but it sounds almost like a .22 going off.

    I just hate having to spit out bb's while eating game birds. they're wicked crunchy when you chew them.:biggrin:
     
  5. Nauseous

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    Yeah, the smoke tree is a southern tree. They are different colors. I don't know if they would fair well here or not. I think I have seen one or two around though. That's how I found it. I will have to go drive by that house and see if it is blooming yet.
     
  6. Reizvolles

    Reizvolles Active Member

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    How the fuck do you go from talking about big bad guns to talk about pretty trees and flowers?
     
  7. Nauseous

    Nauseous Active Member

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    I love how we never stay on topic.
     
  8. Joeslogic

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    I was thinking of a mimosa tree I believe the leaves are different but the blooms similar.



    http://www.fireflyforest.com/flowers/pinks/pink40.html
     
  9. BIGMAMA

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    I love Mimosas
    here mimosa trees are like weeds, I looked at a house a few weeks ago, the yard was taken over by a million little baby trees. You can cut them down, but you need pull them up from the root.

    I had a similar problem at my old house with Rose of Sharron trees... millions of babies... but they have long tap roots, so after some hurricane over 5 years ago... we almost got flooded, the yard was soggy, I went out and pulled them up. Gave a bunch away, now everyone I know has a few of my trees in their yard.

    man all this gardening talk is making me mad that I dont have a house yet... I cant wait to have a pretty yard again. My back yards always look like hell thanks to dogs... but the front always looks like Martha Stewart on meth lives there. Being in a rental sucks... cause I dont care about it... I dont plant anything, or even keep it up... it stays cut and that is it- it is nothing but weeds anyway.
     
  10. Lomotil

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    In keeping with not keeping on subject... I recall from an early 1900's silent film pornography the following quote:

    "A push in the bush is worth two in the hand..." :biggrin:
     
  11. BullGod666

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    I like your saying better
     

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