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Elderberry wine & twitch
1. Having moved to rural Tasmania I've aquired several mature and
apparently vigorous elderberry bushes. Most recipes for elderberry wine I've found on the net include brand name ingrediants unavailable in Oz. Does anyone have an Oz friendly recipe for the wine. 2. The other delight(NOT!) I've acquired down here is a weed the locals call twitch. It comes in two kinds, onion twitch & rope twitch. Local opinion seems to assert them to be related but to my untrained eye I say they are two different species. An agronomist I consulted claimed the herbacide Feusillade (not sure of that spelling) was the only way to get rid of it. Apart from my fear it might get rid of a lot else I'm wondering if there may be a gentler way to elliminate this stuff. Thanks to anyone with knowledge/expereince to relate ......... Ayn Marx |
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Elderberry wine & twitch
Does it work on a similar principle to spray on hair?
"MDHJWH" wrote in message om... 1. Having moved to rural Tasmania I've aquired several mature and apparently vigorous elderberry bushes. Most recipes for elderberry wine I've found on the net include brand name ingrediants unavailable in Oz. Does anyone have an Oz friendly recipe for the wine. 2. The other delight(NOT!) I've acquired down here is a weed the locals call twitch. It comes in two kinds, onion twitch & rope twitch. Local opinion seems to assert them to be related but to my untrained eye I say they are two different species. An agronomist I consulted claimed the herbacide Feusillade (not sure of that spelling) was the only way to get rid of it. Apart from my fear it might get rid of a lot else I'm wondering if there may be a gentler way to elliminate this stuff. Thanks to anyone with knowledge/expereince to relate ......... Ayn Marx |
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