[Artemisia] Taking care with herbs

[Jackman-Brink, Julia]

Here's the list of the big bad guys for Idaho, but the kicker is to
remember is that anything that is "not wanted" is a weed. Even if it is
a native plant, ranchers may not want it in their fields. Mostly cause
critters may eat it (see HE Gefjon's note on poisonous plants, larkspur
is one of those btw), or they may be doing something specific with land
use (ie, weed-free hay.) 

Idaho Weeds List: 
http://www.agri.state.id.us/Categories/PlantsInsects/NoxiousWeeds/watchl
ist.php

If it is the Uprising site, get with His grace Alan...depending on the
proposal he may be okay with it, but ultimately as landowner it is his
call. I know he wouldn't want it in his hayfield or pasture. 

Juliana

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[mailto:artemisia-bounces at lists.gallowglass.org] On Behalf Of Dawn
Tavares
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 10:49 AM
To: Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list
Subject: Re: [Artemisia] Taking care with herbs

Mistress Juliana warned: 
 > Being married to a local Extension Agent...I have to play devils>
advocate here.> > From a invasive species standpoint, be very careful if
you are going to> spread anything on the ground at events. 
 
 
Would you happen to have a link for what the State of Idaho considers
flora non grata? I'd hate to offer larkspur and hollyhock seeds for the
beautification of the new Uprising site only to find out they're
candidates for digging & burning.
 
 
Aurora de Portugal
still jonesing for spring
 
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