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Re: George Ball's NYT op-ed article
Thank you, Dan. Good point regarding the substitution of people for
plants. Considering that we are a nation of in-comers on the human
side, it does seem unfair to expect all other life forms to all
originate here.
Those who excoriate all 'exotic' plants would have a very meager diet
should their desire to ban all of them become reality.
Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
mtalt@hort.net
Shadyside Garden Designs
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> From: Dan Clost <dan.clost@sympatico.ca>
> That's a terrific post, Marg. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learned a
great
> deal. Thank you.
>
> After reading Panayoti Kelaidis' quote I substituted the word
people for
> plant for this exercise.
> How far back would we go to determine native and invasive? Why
would this
> be different from plants? Should we all go back to our "native"
lands?
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