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Ailanthus altissima: "toxic tree of heaven"
"Uncle Marvo" wrote in message ... "Des Higgins" wrote in message . ie... snip Just read this article in the Observer and was wondering where abouts in the country these trees are and if people have had any experience with them. I have only ever seen one for certain and that was in the Irish Botanic Gardens in Dublin. It was a big handsome specimen tree that had leaves that looked like ash but with crinkled bark. The second time I saw one was the same tree in winter cobvered in Waxwings. They can be hard to spot I think seeing as they look like native ash trees? It is sad if this is true but please check this is not a practical joke before killing any :-). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_of_heaven Not as scary as the press. I don't like chinese imports though. Inscrutable buggers these Ailanthus. Des "in scruting mode" |
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