On 5/6/2016 11:54 PM, PaxPerPoten wrote:
On 5/6/2016 8:11 AM, Terry Coombs wrote:

Actually I was joking ... down in Mississippi and other rural areas
in The
South it was planted to control erosion . Big mistake , that stuff
grows so
fast you can watch it grow . Overtakes and kills most anything in it's
way
and has actually taken down power and telephone lines from it's weight .

Yes, I know...It is called the plant that killed the South. Came from
Japan in the 1800's. Pennsylvanian was the first import planting. I am
seriously considering Boston Ivy for my use though. By the way I ate
Kudzu in many Vietnamese recipes as I imagine most military folks of
that Era have. Southerners should never starve to death with that stuff
around. Send some to the Mormon for his 2 year supply stash. Add some
seed to his BOB. ;-p Up side is that you don't have to weed it. It even
chokes out trees.



Now that winter is over, I've got to take my
vehicle to the car wash. Rinse off the road
salt, and clean it up a bit. Hmm. Well, today
is a good a day as any.


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