prohibited plants

Ellen Hornig hornig@oswego.edu
Mon, 20 Mar 2017 10:59:36 PDT
Re Cyclamen coum as an invasive: in Oswego, NY, it escaped into my lawn and
grew lustily and adorably.  I then started hastening the process by tossing
handfuls of seed around. I like to imagine some future owner (or the
current one - it's been almost 5 years) cursing my memory as he pondered
"them little pink things" and wondered how to get rid of them....

Ellen Hornig

On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 2:03 PM, Jane McGary <janemcgary@earthlink.net>
wrote:

> Speaking of states that have inexplicable "invasive plant" lists, in
> Oregon Cyclamen coum is on the list.
>
> Jane McGary
>
> Portland, Oregon, where C. coum has indeed invaded about a meter away.
>
>
>
>
> On 3/20/2017 4:55 AM, Ellen Hornig wrote:
>
>> You can't import, sell, trade or distribute plants on the Massachusetts
>> prohibited list.  If they're already on your property, you aren't obliged
>> to eradicate them (and even if you wanted to, good luck!  Though I think
>> you DO want to eradicate giant hogweed, if you possibly can).
>>
>> Some of the entries are laughable.  Hesperis matronalis?  It's already
>> everywhere.  Regulations will not make a dent.  O well.
>>
>> Ellen (in Massachusetts)
>>
>> On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 7:22 AM, Jane Sargent <jane@deskhenge.com> wrote:
>>
>> Here are some things I´m apparently not meant to grow. Some of them live
>>> outside already, though I didn´t plant them, and the government will just
>>> never be able to get rid of them by wishing. One of them (hogweed) was
>>> planted here on purpose by the Evil Plantsman, a kind of inlaw who
>>> usually
>>> dismounts from his car, takes a shovel out of his trunk, and plunders
>>> whatever of mine is blooming and rare, without even asking.  Perhaps I
>>> should extirpate the hogweed, but it reminds me of the Tromso Palm that I
>>> so enjoy in northern Norway--might even be the same plant. I don´t know
>>> what the government has against the lowly Myosotis or the somewhat
>>> tropical
>>> iris.
>>>
>>> My question is whether any of the plants on this list are bulbs I should
>>> be steering clear of.
>>>
>>> Perhaps I should just extirpate the Evil Plantsman, but that´s against
>>> the
>>> law.
>>>
>>> http://mass.gov/eea/agencies/…
>>> massachusetts-prohibited-plant-list.html
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