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Old 04-07-2004, 08:06 PM
Alan Gould
 
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Default Stinging nettles?

In article , Klara
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And are, apparently, very good for you ... and your livestock. Found
this - though I don't know why Vermont, I didn't think stinging nettels
existed in the USA .

John Lust, writing in 'The Herb Book' says that stinging nettles are
found in U.S.A. in States Northwards from Colorado, Missouri and South
Carolina. Maybe the temperatures are too high for them South of that?
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Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.


 
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