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Asparagus - a weed?
In article , Gary Woods
writes Some years ago, a new "interstate" (multi-lane divided arterial) was built through some former farmland west of Albany, New York.... for many years afterward people cut asparagus that grew up through gravel fill in the median strip! Around here, one can occasionally find "wild" asparagus. Sometimes it truly is wild, but often it's the remnants of somebody's bed, long abandoned, just as clumps of overgrown (but still healthy and blooming) lilac often mark a long-lost farmhouse. I'm not convinced that plant performance in foreign climes is a good indication of its likely behaviour here. John -- John Rouse |
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