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Nice Southern Living collectible wild honeysuckle plate on ebay:


Wild honeysuckle is considered a noxious weed in my area.

On Fri, 21 May 2004 13:53:33 GMT, "Vox Humana" wrote:


"daren pelletier" wrote in message
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Nice Southern Living collectible wild honeysuckle plate on ebay:


Wild honeysuckle is considered a noxious weed in my area.

It's blooming here now, and I love it. I transplanted some to my place last year
and I'll be spreading it to more spots next year.

I noticed that when I moved to NC from Michigan. I had Honeysuckle on both
sides of my front porch, and loved the smell as you get to the front door.
When I got here to NC, I searched in all the nurseries for some for my front
porch here. No luck -- nobody sells "that weed".

So I found a nice patch growing up the phone pole, and with my pocket knive
and a dixie cup, now have my Honeysuckle.

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I noticed that when I moved to NC from Michigan. I had Honeysuckle on
both
sides of my front porch, and loved the smell as you get to the front door.
When I got here to NC, I searched in all the nurseries for some for my
front
porch here. No luck -- nobody sells "that weed".

So I found a nice patch growing up the phone pole, and with my pocket
knive
and a dixie cup, now have my Honeysuckle.

The stuff I'm talking about could bring down your house.
Lonicera maackii Amur Honeysuckle
http://www.hcs.ohio-state.edu/hcs/TM.../lo_ackii.html



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"daren pelletier" wrote in message
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Nice Southern Living collectible wild honeysuckle plate on ebay:


Wild honeysuckle is considered a noxious weed in my area.


Right. The one on the plate is a native azalea, not a true
honeysuckle. Its name comes from its sweet fragrance.


Mike Prager
Beaufort, NC (on the coast in zone 8a)
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