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19-06-2003, 08:44 PM

Mike Lyle

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Tamarisk: origin of "salt cedar"

(Iris Cohen) wrote in message ...
[...]
If you
stand under a large Tamarisk on a hot dry day, the moist air coming from the
leaves is cooling and refreshing. That is why Abraham planted a Tamarisk tree
in Beersheba.
[...]

Thanks for that, Iris. I hope I'll get a chance to see if it works in England!

Mike.

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