Palmetto question
This is really a question for southern English people--I know much of
your place is frozen. The government wants people here in Florida to use native plants as much as possible, but I always thoght the palmetto was more of a weed than anything. They keep sprouting up on my property, and I always pull them up. Do you let them grow, and if so, do you let the Asians on your property to pick the seeds for the prostate benefits? I don't like the idea of Asians tromping around on my property. |
Palmetto question
On 28/03/2013 14:33, Goodoleboy wrote:
This is really a question for southern English people--I know much of your place is frozen. The government wants people here in Florida to use native plants as much as possible, but I always thoght the palmetto was more of a weed than anything. They keep sprouting up on my property, and I always pull them up. Do you let them grow, and if so, do you let the Asians on your property to pick the seeds for the prostate benefits? I don't like the idea of Asians tromping around on my property. What are you on about? Or should that be "What are you on"? |
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Palmetto is a pretty vague name. I guess you are referring to Sabal spp. They cannot be not grown out of doors in Britain. If you did manage to grow it in some protected spot, it would be unlikely to set seed. |
Palmetto question
"Goodoleboy" wrote
This is really a question for southern English people--I know much of your place is frozen. The government wants people here in Florida to use native plants as much as possible, but I always thoght the palmetto was more of a weed than anything. They keep sprouting up on my property, and I always pull them up. Do you let them grow, and if so, do you let the Asians on your property to pick the seeds for the prostate benefits? I don't like the idea of Asians tromping around on my property. We tend not to get any small palms growing in our gardens like weeds. in fact they are not considered an outdoor plant in the UK. -- Regards. Bob Hobden. Posted to this Newsgroup from the W of London, UK |
Palmetto question
On 28/03/2013 14:33, Goodoleboy wrote:
The government wants people here in Florida to use native plants as much as possible, but I always thoght the palmetto was more of a weed than anything. They keep sprouting up on my property, and I always pull them up. Do you let them grow, and if so, do you let the Asians on your property to pick the seeds for the prostate benefits? I don't like the idea of Asians tromping around on my property. "David Hill" wrote in message ... What are you on about? Or should that be "What are you on"? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saw_palmetto_extract reminds us this American plant is a traditional remedy for prostate constriction in elderly men. (One of my doctor friends takes this herbal preparation just in case . . .) -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
Palmetto question
On 28/03/2013 18:28, Bob Hobden wrote:
"Goodoleboy" wrote This is really a question for southern English people--I know much of your place is frozen. The government wants people here in Florida to use native plants as much as possible, but I always thoght the palmetto was more of a weed than anything. They keep sprouting up on my property, and I always pull them up. Do you let them grow, and if so, do you let the Asians on your property to pick the seeds for the prostate benefits? I don't like the idea of Asians tromping around on my property. We tend not to get any small palms growing in our gardens like weeds. in fact they are not considered an outdoor plant in the UK. We do not allow racism to grow indoors or outdoors here. Alas, it grows thuggishly elsewhere. -- Spider from high ground in SE London gardening on clay |
Palmetto question
On Mar 30, 9:36*am, Spider wrote:
On 28/03/2013 18:28, Bob Hobden wrote: "Goodoleboy" *wrote This is really a question for southern English people--I know much of your place is frozen. The government wants people here in Florida to use native plants as much as possible, but I always thoght the palmetto was more of a weed than anything. They keep sprouting up on my property, and I always pull them up. Do you let them grow, and if so, do you let the Asians on your property to pick the seeds for the prostate benefits? I don't like the idea of Asians tromping around on my property. We tend not to get any small palms growing in our gardens like weeds. in fact they are not considered an outdoor plant in the UK. We do not allow racism to grow indoors or outdoors here. Alas, it grows thuggishly elsewhere. It's been a while since we had a race riot here. England? Not so long. |
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