RE: My Garden Is On The Hit List For Eradication

Deb:

The reason they "can do this" is that noxious weeds do not stay on the
person's property where they grow. They can infect large areas with harmful
plants. I, for one, am glad they are working to protect us.

Anyone who would want to try to get a court to stop the state would spend
thousands of dollars for the right to grow harmful plants and would most
likely be unsuccessful.

David Soper

You said:

I just don't understand how they can make you remove it from your yard.  I
can
see them being able to ban it from being sold/marketed in the area(not that
I
think they should!), but it doesn't seem that it would be legal for them to
tell you that you have to remove it.  I believe they are abusing their
authority and I would challange it!!!!  Also, are they going to all
properties
in the area, looking for this???

Deb(Indy/Zone5?)
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