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The Grass Is Greener When You Don't Mow.
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Nehmo wrote: I realize the ordinances use the word “noxious”, but the word means harmful. Harmful to what? And which plants are the ordinances referring to? Actually, there is no list of noxious plants, and “noxious” isn’t defined legally. It’s just a word the writers of the ordinances thought sounded good. Thus, there is yet another reason for the repeal of these laws. They are vague, perhaps unconstitutionally vague. Relevant jurisdictions will have a "noxious weeds list", which you can probably find on your ministry or department of agriculture's web site. Noxious weeds are ones that are a problem for farmers because they are hard to control and spread easily. It's in the interest of farmers (and thus everybody who eats food) that everyone prevent these weeds from flourishing on their property. Btw, most of the plants on noxious weeds lists are non-native. |
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