OT: Weeding mistakes
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- Subject: OT: Weeding mistakes
- From: "* C* <j*@hotmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1998 04:12:52 PDT
From: "Jan Clark" <janclarx@hotmail.com>
Kathy Guest wrote:
>And, anyone who has:
>1. Nurtured a weed believing it was a real plant
>2. Pulled a real plant, believing it was a weed
>raise your hand (my hand's up, BTW).
1. Had a stray Queen Annes lace plant (thought I) growing in a place
I've never grown it before. Heard a radio program the other day, about
Hemlock growing in this area, and how it looks just like carrot. I
pulled that one out like a flash!
2. My poor lovely freesias!
And another category if I may?
3. Nurtured a weed, knowing full well it was a weed.
Often, just out of curiosity, especially with anything I haven't seen
before, just to see what it ends up like (a bit like having just a quick
'peek' in Pandora's box).
New weeds often grow from the chook feed. One notable one was millet,
which provided the pet budgie with fresh green seed heads for a whole
summer.
Jan, in Australia
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