Re Noxious plants

Very interesting to get the low down on pseudocaurus at long last and 
nice to know its common name Yellow flag.  We had (note tense) a 
noxious growing in our garden today.  Mr Sandi who comes on Thursday 
with his 2 grey horses and his cart to work in the garden,  steered 
me firmly by the elbow,  and with  furrowed brow whipped out a boring 
little weed  Dagga he said coldly.  (dagga = marijuana = pot).  I was 
appalled,  how did that get there.  Mr Sandi says when people smoke 
it,  they drop the seeds.  I must investigate further.  Mother (82) 
was delighted,  says she always believes in seizing the opportunity 
and plans a little stall.  Otherwise this is a very good spring,  all 
the old flags have been and are brilliant,  the wistaria is out,  the 
roses are budding,  the water lilies are more plentiful and some of 
the new flags with names have bloomed and/or have buds.  What a 
pleasure.

Sally in S Africa where we have no rain - its critical







Sally Guye
email zosg@warthog.ru.ac.za
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