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Huh??? I know I understand what I think you said, but do I really
understand
what it was that you said was not what you meant for me to understand?
Like I
said, huh???
BTW, I had it spilled write the onced time i rit it, but i chanjed it
and
since it stil dint look write i jest left it thet weigh. ;-)
Bob
.
Georgia Trehey wrote:
> > the branches would probably go out about 4 or 5 feet in all directions
in
> >one year. There would, of course, need to be some bees in the area to
> >polinate the blossoms when they come out with their pretty little white
> > flowers in order to bare fruit.
> > That might be an interesting experiment.
> >
> > Bob Saville
>
> Robert,
>
> I think you mean BEAR fruit. If you want to be BARING any fruit, I
guess
> that's OK too. It is the Halloween Season after all. ;-) But wait,
> there's BARE ROOT fruit trees to buy in nurseries and garden supply
> stores. And then to totally confuse the issue, BEARS, the furry kind,
> love blackberries too, so watch out for them.
>
> Spook
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