In article , Sacha
writes
On 20/6/05 14:01, in article , "datsy"
wrote:

Type in your postcode and come up with the natural plants of that area:


http://www.nhm.ac.uk/nature-online/l...code-plants/in
dex.htm
l


This is a terrific site - very absorbing and thank you for posting it. I
was interested to see that what we call 'coral' is Black Bryony or Tamus
communis and that blackbirds are associated with it. Now I know why we have
so many blackbirds! I rather like it but it has to be said that it is a bit
of a menace in a garden. I note this site says that it's poisonous, where
as an expert on wild plants in Crete told us recently that the tips of the
new growth are eaten as a vegetable. I think I'll let someone else try that
out!



This list use to be on another website and it is very useful. It
disappeared for a year or so I am glad you found it again
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
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