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True. You only get the occasional one with a seed or two.
So Grim Reaper goes to Cyprus simply to purchase a lime pip?

Well, this one keeps missing the Indian limes, which are stuffed full of
pips. As I keep forgetting to get amarulas while they are in season.

By "amarula", do you mean what I mean by "marula"? That is the fruit found
in Southern Africa which ferments on the tree to such an extent that you can
get drunk eating it?

Franz

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I've grown ten lemon seedlings and one from a supposedly seedless
satsuma this year.

I would have thought that that was a biological impossibility, even if
the
satsuma did have some seed.

'Stroo - I knew there was something wrong with that sentence.

I grew eleven seedlings. Fifteen of which I still have.

Now - work that out!

You've beaten me there.

It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Franz

Franz

"GrimReaper" wrote in message
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Because I fancied a Greek Cypriot Lime [;-)))))))))))))

Ask a silly question...... {:-))

Franz

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I've grown ten lemon seedlings and one from a supposedly seedless
satsuma this year.

I would have thought that that was a biological impossibility, even if
the
satsuma did have some seed.

'Stroo - I knew there was something wrong with that sentence.

I grew eleven seedlings. Fifteen of which I still have.

Now - work that out!

You've beaten me there.

It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Franz

Franz

In article ,
Franz Heymann wrote:


It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Well, I have two and a half brothers.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

In article ,
Franz Heymann wrote:


It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Well, I have two and a half brothers.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

In article ,
Franz Heymann wrote:


It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Well, I have two and a half brothers.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

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Alastair wrote:
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This technique was/is mentioned in 'The Pip Book' by ahem, I can't
remember.



Keith mossman

pk

That's the fellow.

Alastair

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from "Franz Heymann" contains these
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I've grown ten lemon seedlings and one from a supposedly seedless
satsuma this year.

I would have thought that that was a biological impossibility, even if
the
satsuma did have some seed.

'Stroo - I knew there was something wrong with that sentence.

I grew eleven seedlings. Fifteen of which I still have.

Now - work that out!

You've beaten me there.

It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Some of them were twins, and when I dropped the shelf the pots were on,
the twins turned out not to be siamese.

--
Grim Reaper Oh thou! Whatever title suit thee,
Auld Hornie, Satan, Nick, or Clootie. (Burns)

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By "amarula", do you mean what I mean by "marula"? That is the fruit found
in Southern Africa which ferments on the tree to such an extent that you can
get drunk eating it?

They are rather apple-like in construction with an apricot-cloured skin
and flesh, but big pips about the size of lychee stones and coloured
like a conker.

I've never seen one on a tree, but I understand elephants have......

--
Grim Reaper Oh thou! Whatever title suit thee,
Auld Hornie, Satan, Nick, or Clootie. (Burns)

"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
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In article ,
Franz Heymann wrote:


It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Well, I have two and a half brothers.

I have three and a half. Beat you!

Franz

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By "amarula", do you mean what I mean by "marula"? That is the fruit
found
in Southern Africa which ferments on the tree to such an extent that you
can
get drunk eating it?

They are rather apple-like in construction with an apricot-cloured skin
and flesh, but big pips about the size of lychee stones and coloured
like a conker.

I've never seen one on a tree, but I understand elephants have......

And monkeys and giraffes. They get ****edasnewts on them

Franz

Xref: kermit uk.rec.gardening:167995

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In article ,
Franz Heymann wrote:


It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Well, I have two and a half brothers.

I had two half brothers; someone else got the other halves.

My semisiblings weren't so lucky.

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Rusty Hinge
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http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm

On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 22:27:42 +0100, R. McGeddon
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I grew eleven seedlings. Fifteen of which I still have.

Now - work that out!

You've beaten me there.

It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Some of them were twins, and when I dropped the shelf the pots were on,
the twins turned out not to be siamese.

and not Bill and Ben after all?
--
Martin

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On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 22:27:42 +0100, R. McGeddon
wrote:

I grew eleven seedlings. Fifteen of which I still have.

Now - work that out!

You've beaten me there.

It sounds like my aunt wh had three and a half-dozen children.

Some of them were twins, and when I dropped the shelf the pots were on,
the twins turned out not to be siamese.

and not Bill and Ben after all?

Nor Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeds

--
Rusty Hinge
horrid·squeak&zetnet·co·uk
http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/tqt.htm