General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
OT - Bit of a curly one - bringing herbs into Oz	9-Mar-2011 At 9:32:53 PM	Paulie
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If it can set seed, release propagules, contaminate the soil, cross pollinate with native/non-native plants or anything else that in any way harms our natural or agricultural systems then it gets a stern vote of no from me. To give you an example of natural medicine gone horribly wrong, I have just spent half the summer trying to eradicate St John's Wort from our shire. Declare, declare, declare, if you don't then I hope you get caught.

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