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To: MrEdd

Poison Sumac looks a little like the harmless Prairie Flameleaf Sumac tree that grows in the woods and on properties here-pretty Fall color...

Unfortunately, Oregon is a bit too far North for poison Sumac to grow-poison Ivy should be right at home there though-and it grows really fast-we could donate some seedlings to Portland’s homeless rest spaces for shade and windbrake plants...


16 posted on 12/07/2019 6:40:06 PM PST by Texan5 ("You've got to saddle up your boys-you've got to draw a hard line"...)
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To: Texan5

Oops-that’s a “windbreak”-it does not have any “brakes”...


20 posted on 12/07/2019 6:43:23 PM PST by Texan5 ("You've got to saddle up your boys-you've got to draw a hard line"...)
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To: Texan5

I haven’t spent enough time that far north so as to be aware.

What I do like is that Texas is too far south for much red cottonwood. My allergies have been so much better since I moved down here.


24 posted on 12/07/2019 6:47:50 PM PST by MrEdd (Caveat Emptors)
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To: Texan5

Poison Sumac grows up along Hudson Bay. No problem in the temperate climate of Portland, OR (or Maine).


64 posted on 12/07/2019 8:22:28 PM PST by steve86 (Prophecies of Maelmhaedhoc O'Morgair (Latin form: Malachy))
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