dangerous plants
- Subject: dangerous plants
- From: &* <k*@bigpond.net.au>
- Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2007 10:45:18 +1000
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As a sort of supliment to the various discussions
about alergy inducing and toxic plants that has been happening I thought I would
share a story of a friend who found blood on the rampant roses growing
underneath his office window and who has extended the 'security barrier' they
provide to the perimeter of the whole office building. An Australian native
plant grower near us has a variety of Grevillia asteriscosa which has leaves the
size and shape of razor wire. He thought he might market it to the parents of
teenage girls under the name 'Convent Wall'. Grevillias have endless
possibilities as flowering security barriers I find - although they would not be
likely to be the sorts of grevillias sold in foreign plant shops.
Oh, PS. it is definately spring here so I assume it
is approaching autumn in California and I was wondering if there was any update
on the Light Brown Apple Moth?? Has devestation ensued or is it a growing
problem?
Margaret Healey
Near Ballarat
Victoria, Australia
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