Michelle...that was ages ago.LOL The Grand Valley, Colo. had wild
Asparagus
growing the entire length of the Grand Canal ( about 60 miles) as well
as all off-shoot irrigation ditches, both large and small. It first
became against the law to go out and pick
then later on they were poisoned by the "authorities"...this really
angered the citizens and when voting time came, the citizens cleaned
house. Too late but it did show resolve!

Wild herbals are suffering the same fate...such a Mullien in Texas as
well as other "healing" herbals. Texas Echinacea ( Blue corn flower) was
erradicted over a century ago by greedy
guts who shipped it all to Europe at an high profit! Only private
patches grow now and they are few and far between. "and GOD made all
growing things that were food to eat"
(until commerical interests came along!! GRRRR!!)

No wonder the EARTH is now doomed for destruction in 3034. It would have
disappeared in 1998...but we were given a reprieve and the HELIM SUN a/o
09/03/91 was amelioratted by "Friendlies" from out thar somewhar!!

We now have an all HYDROGEN Star with neutron ejection out of the ESE
side and two small helium SUNS being FED by collectors crossing same. No
helium chemistry See the net site :www.nasa.gov.SOHO.08/29/2003. or visit
NASA SOHO site and plug in the imaging date per instructions. I HOPE they
still have it available..if NOT e-mail me and I will send you a copy! It
is AWSOME! This pix is iteration # 2 after the original setup in 1997
and 1998! The iteration #1 is in my crashed I-MAC..LOL! The original
delivery of special "torpedos" by a HUGE spherical space craft is in my
blown out 340 type MAC that has a badly designed power supply! It
represents quite an history..then and now!

I was an Aerospce consultant for oer 30 yrs and got in on the beginnings
with SKY lab when our SUN went half-life on Jan 12, 1962 and began its
crazy spiral toward its almost DEATH in Nov of 1997! We have a special
group to thank..they ARE still in our skies. ( probably for at east 650
yrs to go or more??? "The Watchers"??? ) B-0b1


Michelle wrote:

Hey I was reading a post on my cooking group and one user always
posts a factoid about food this time it was about a chili pepper plant
and it's ancesstory .
so my question is how come you don't just see vegetables growing all
over the place wild like som crazy out of control tomatoes or somthing
like that once I saw some whild sunflowers in the woods and I saw a
pumpkin once but not too much else I see whild fruit all the time like
crab apples or sour cherry but no bunches of
Have we imbread cultivated food plants that they just don't grow wild
where did all the wild plants go that we cultivated modern vegetables
from?
Just a queery
Michelle
"Love is the water in the garden of life "

--
"Beaten Paths are for Beaten People". -- Anon.