What do you prefer deciduous trees or conifers?"

[bobbyshinton 59]

me I hate conifers. Had to dig 30 of the bastards out

 

hello happy face

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3788]

me I hate conifers. Had to dig 30 of the bastards out

 

hello happy face

 

As long as they are indigenous I don't mind. I like a mix of the two helps diversify the wilife.

[Happy Face 29]

me I hate conifers. Had to dig 30 of the bastards out

 

hello happy face

 

 

I can't remember which is which tbh.

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3788]

me I hate conifers. Had to dig 30 of the bastards out

 

hello happy face

 

 

I can't remember which is which tbh.

 

Pine type = Conifer

 

Oak, Chestnut etc = deciduous.

[Happy Face 29]

me I hate conifers. Had to dig 30 of the bastards out

 

hello happy face

 

 

I can't remember which is which tbh.

 

Pine type = Conifer

 

Oak, Chestnut etc = deciduous.

 

 

Ah yes, I always preferred a good honest British deciduous tree. Seems to me, them conifers are snide things.

[Renton 21056]

Deciduous or ever-green is the more valid question, or broad-leaved or coniferous.

 

I'd have to go for deciduous though, as I have a bastard Leylandii in my garden which will soon need removing, at great expense.

Edited October 9, 2006 by Renton

[Happy Face 29]

coniferous.

 

Meat eating trees? Are there omnivorous trees too?

 

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3788]

coniferous.

 

Meat eating trees? Are there omnivorous trees too?

 

 

You also seem to have difficulty remembering the difference between Coniferous and Carniverous.

[Renton 21056]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

[Happy Face 29]

coniferous.

 

Meat eating trees? Are there omnivorous trees too?

 

 

You also seem to have difficulty remembering the difference between Coniferous and Carniverous.

 

 

I should be invited into dictionary corner with the quality of my punnery. That lass with the camera pen would get it.

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3788]

coniferous.

 

Meat eating trees? Are there omnivorous trees too?

 

 

You also seem to have difficulty remembering the difference between Coniferous and Carniverous.

 

 

I should be invited into dictionary corner with the quality of my punnery. That lass with the camera pen would get it.

 

 

See I thought it was a whoosher but it was the blinking gif that got me.

[Gemmill 44113]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

 

Are you some sort of tree hugger?

[Renton 21056]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

 

Are you some sort of tree hugger?

 

No. Did a project on trees when I was 15 though.

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3788]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

 

Are you some sort of tree hugger?

 

I am I love trees and forests. makes you feel all relaxed. Just listening to nature is better than any rock music.

[Renton 21056]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

 

Are you some sort of tree hugger?

 

I am I love trees and forests. makes you feel all relaxed. Just listening to nature is better than any rock music.

 

I got lost in a forest in the Cheviots this year. It was fucking horrible, I swear I was nearly eaten alive by flys!

[Happy Face 29]

BBC 4 had the Planet Earth episode on last night which had loads of stuff about trees.

 

Apart from that it was canny though.

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3788]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

 

Are you some sort of tree hugger?

 

I am I love trees and forests. makes you feel all relaxed. Just listening to nature is better than any rock music.

 

I got lost in a forest in the Cheviots this year. It was fucking horrible, I swear I was nearly eaten alive by flys!

 

You have to cover up they smell your body. I laugh at these american films where the hero walks through the jungle in a sleeveless top. one of the first rules of jungle warfare is cover up. Also ignoring basic concepts of camouflage Shape Shine silhouette and Shadow.

[Happy Face 29]

 

You have to cover up they smell your body. I laugh at these american films where the hero walks through the jungle in a sleeveless top. one of the first rules of jungle warfare is cover up. Also ignoring basic concepts of camouflage Shape Shine silhouette and Shadow.

 

 

"You're forgetting, I was in the T.A.'s"

[Kevin Carr's Gloves 3788]

 

You have to cover up they smell your body. I laugh at these american films where the hero walks through the jungle in a sleeveless top. one of the first rules of jungle warfare is cover up. Also ignoring basic concepts of camouflage Shape Shine silhouette and Shadow.

 

 

"You're forgetting, I was in the T.A.'s"

 

Oh no a STAB.

[Gemmill 44113]

KCG is Predator.

[Gemmill 44113]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

 

Are you some sort of tree hugger?

 

I am I love trees and forests. makes you feel all relaxed. Just listening to nature is better than any rock music.

 

I got lost in a forest in the Cheviots this year. It was fucking horrible, I swear I was nearly eaten alive by flys!

 

To be fair, they left a canny bit of you. It would have been no bother for the air rescue to find you though - they would have just followed the path that looked like an enormous boulder had been rolled through the forest.

[Renton 21056]

Did you know that most, but not all, broad-laved trees are deciduous (ever-green oak being an example of an exception).

 

Similarly most, but not all, conifers are ever-green (e.g. Larches are an exception because they shed their pines).

 

There's today's FACT.

 

Are you some sort of tree hugger?

 

I am I love trees and forests. makes you feel all relaxed. Just listening to nature is better than any rock music.

 

I got lost in a forest in the Cheviots this year. It was fucking horrible, I swear I was nearly eaten alive by flys!

 

To be fair, they left a canny bit of you. It would have been no bother for the air rescue to find you though - they would have just followed the path that looked like an enormous boulder had been rolled through the forest.

 

 

I predicted that response, practically verbatim.

[Toonraider 0]

I like any trees, this is my favourite time of year to go walking in the woods.

[Guest Toplass-101]

I like any trees, this is my favourite time of year to go walking in the woods.

ooh id not go on my own like, they can be a bit spooky. I like trees though, but ive no preference as to which I like best.