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  1. toni

    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Obviously the elderly couple live in a very nice neighborhood, since no one recognized the "shrub" nor its uses!
     
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    It's so nice and beautifully shaped. Bet they fertilized it. Really nice.
     
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    Sure looks healthy. :D
     
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    I loved the comment that it was the biggest they'd ever seen! :D Obviously good gardeners...
     
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    Very nice plant. I would love to have a plant that was that attractive. Too bad most people would think I was using it for non medicinal use :rolleyes:. I have no need for its medicinal use, at least I don't think I do, since the smoke would probably do me in since I am allergic the little by product of formaldehyde that the burning produces, but it sure has a nice form.
     
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    I'd have been bereft to see the police remove such a lovely shrub from my garden!! :(
     
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    Gee Eileen, I'd rather the police remove the shrub from my garden than remove me!
     
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