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Ripening pears
"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message
FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Pears will ripen off the tree but is it necessary? How do you know the best time to pick them? What happens if you leave them too long? Didn't you ask this question last year? Yes, didn't get a sensible answer. I recall answering such a question last year and going back and forth about how to pick the right time to pick them. And yes, they do need to be picked and ripened off the tree. The trick is how to do that. I gave a fulsome answer on that in last year's response but it's just too hot to go through the same thing all over again. Sorry I must have missed it. Well that's clear. Anyone who had anything to say on the topic last year knows not to bother again. |
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Ripening pears
FarmI wrote:
"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Pears will ripen off the tree but is it necessary? How do you know the best time to pick them? What happens if you leave them too long? Didn't you ask this question last year? Yes, didn't get a sensible answer. I recall answering such a question last year and going back and forth about how to pick the right time to pick them. And yes, they do need to be picked and ripened off the tree. The trick is how to do that. I gave a fulsome answer on that in last year's response but it's just too hot to go through the same thing all over again. Sorry I must have missed it. Well that's clear. Anyone who had anything to say on the topic last year knows not to bother again. The heat is making you grumpy. D |
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Ripening pears
David Hare-Scott wrote:
FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Pears will ripen off the tree but is it necessary? How do you know the best time to pick them? What happens if you leave them too long? Didn't you ask this question last year? Yes, didn't get a sensible answer. I recall answering such a question last year and going back and forth about how to pick the right time to pick them. And yes, they do need to be picked and ripened off the tree. The trick is how to do that. I gave a fulsome answer on that in last year's response but it's just too hot to go through the same thing all over again. Sorry I must have missed it. Well that's clear. Anyone who had anything to say on the topic last year knows not to bother again. The heat is making you grumpy. D The whole thread from last year can be viewed here - you did respond to her at the time. http://groups.google.com.au/group/au...browse_thread/ thread/e0ccc6b4d40ced03/0e6ba07083a45158?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=rip ening+pears#0e6ba07083a45158 or http://tinyurl.com/d4x6b2 -- Anne Chambers South Australia anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com |
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Ripening pears
"Anne Chambers" wrote in message ... David Hare-Scott wrote: FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Pears will ripen off the tree but is it necessary? How do you know the best time to pick them? What happens if you leave them too long? Didn't you ask this question last year? Yes, didn't get a sensible answer. I recall answering such a question last year and going back and forth about how to pick the right time to pick them. And yes, they do need to be picked and ripened off the tree. The trick is how to do that. I gave a fulsome answer on that in last year's response but it's just too hot to go through the same thing all over again. Sorry I must have missed it. Well that's clear. Anyone who had anything to say on the topic last year knows not to bother again. The heat is making you grumpy. D The whole thread from last year can be viewed here - you did respond to her at the time. http://tinyurl.com/d4x6b2 Anne as a family historian, you surprise me. I never wrote that David didn't respond to me. If you put your critical reading hat on, you should be wondering why David is being such a dill given that he's admitted to asking the quesion last year. |
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Ripening pears
FarmI wrote:
"Anne Chambers" wrote in message ... David Hare-Scott wrote: FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Pears will ripen off the tree but is it necessary? How do you know the best time to pick them? What happens if you leave them too long? Didn't you ask this question last year? Yes, didn't get a sensible answer. I recall answering such a question last year and going back and forth about how to pick the right time to pick them. And yes, they do need to be picked and ripened off the tree. The trick is how to do that. I gave a fulsome answer on that in last year's response but it's just too hot to go through the same thing all over again. Sorry I must have missed it. Well that's clear. Anyone who had anything to say on the topic last year knows not to bother again. The heat is making you grumpy. D The whole thread from last year can be viewed here - you did respond to her at the time. http://tinyurl.com/d4x6b2 Anne as a family historian, you surprise me. I never wrote that David didn't respond to me. If you put your critical reading hat on, you should be wondering why David is being such a dill given that he's admitted to asking the quesion last year. No but he said he had missed your posting...and what has being a family historian got to do with it ? PLONK -- Anne Chambers South Australia anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com |
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Ripening pears
"Anne Chambers" wrote in message
FarmI wrote: "Anne Chambers" wrote in message ... David Hare-Scott wrote: FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Pears will ripen off the tree but is it necessary? How do you know the best time to pick them? What happens if you leave them too long? Didn't you ask this question last year? Yes, didn't get a sensible answer. I recall answering such a question last year and going back and forth about how to pick the right time to pick them. And yes, they do need to be picked and ripened off the tree. The trick is how to do that. I gave a fulsome answer on that in last year's response but it's just too hot to go through the same thing all over again. Sorry I must have missed it. Well that's clear. Anyone who had anything to say on the topic last year knows not to bother again. The heat is making you grumpy. D The whole thread from last year can be viewed here - you did respond to her at the time. http://tinyurl.com/d4x6b2 Anne as a family historian, you surprise me. I never wrote that David didn't respond to me. If you put your critical reading hat on, you should be wondering why David is being such a dill given that he's admitted to asking the quesion last year. No but he said he had missed your posting...and what has being a family historian got to do with it ? PLONK Well Anne, you've plonked me so you won't see this. But just for the archives, I'll record here that I left out a paragraph in what I wrote in response to you. I went out to move a hose and came back and put in a final para but missed out the one I'd composed in my head whilst outside. As it is my post in response to you made no sense whatsoever, so my injunction to put a critical reading hat on obviously didnt' work either gfor you or for me. And I'm cross at myself for my own stupidity at posting somethign that doesn't make sense. But you gave me a good chuckle at your grumpiness and such a quickfire Plonking. Must be the season for grumpiness. |
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Ripening pears
"David Hare-Scott" wrote in message
FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message FarmI wrote: "David Hare-Scott" wrote in message ... Pears will ripen off the tree but is it necessary? How do you know the best time to pick them? What happens if you leave them too long? Didn't you ask this question last year? Yes, didn't get a sensible answer. I recall answering such a question last year and going back and forth about how to pick the right time to pick them. And yes, they do need to be picked and ripened off the tree. The trick is how to do that. I gave a fulsome answer on that in last year's response but it's just too hot to go through the same thing all over again. Sorry I must have missed it. Well that's clear. Anyone who had anything to say on the topic last year knows not to bother again. The heat is making you grumpy. What is making me grumpy is that you asked the question last year, you were given the answer then when you asked the question and you seemingly didn't believe the answer given. If you think you didn't get a 'sensible answer' last year and you now get a similar sort of response from new people this year who say similar things to what I told you last year, then you should get off your arse and do some research for yourself rather than asking here. I'm grumpy alright, but the heat has nothing to do with it. The grumpiness is because I'm seeing stupidity from someone who I don't normally rate as being stupid. Perhaps the heat causes stupidity. .. |
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