Good point, Toni! There are many herbs and other plants (not
normally seen in urban areas, and NOT sold in usual nurseries)
that might be considered weeds - and they are becoming increasingly
popular (always have been useful) for alternative medicine purposes.
Jackie
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Jan 25 13:01:03 1996
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 1996 14:00:38 -0600 (CST)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (gloria taffee)
Subject: RE: weeds and lawns
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would like to unsubscribe to this newsgroup. Would you happen to have the
command or address to do that. Thanks.
>i remember a few years back there was a homeowner in west virginia or
>somewhere remote who had a house with a huge front yard full of huge
>'weeds' and the neighbors complained and the city ordered him to cut the
>weeds. he refused, claiming (with quite a plethora of scientific grounds)
>that the weeds were all useful for something and that he was using them. i
>think the guy was a botanist. and he won.
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>interesting,
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>jason griffith
>southern illinois university
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>we were rich once
>before your head exploded
>imagine doing just what the big bang did.
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> the breeders
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Gloria Taffee
