To: 7.62 x 51mm
, but I have 4 landscape crews to brief and get moving, plus the retail garden center staff to get started-up and moving by 7am. My area should be out of range of the actual blast, but downwind. I am looking for a low flowering shrub that can take radioactive fallout. Any suggestions?
To: myprecious
How about silk or plastic? Nothing living will survive radiation.
25 posted on
06/30/2004 5:16:23 AM PDT by
7.62 x 51mm
(• Veni • Vidi • Vino •)
To: myprecious
Hibiscus
40 posted on
06/30/2004 5:21:10 AM PDT by
Conspiracy Guy
(Drove my Jaguar to the Quagmire. But the Quagmire was dry.)
To: myprecious
I hear jimsonweed cleans wastewater from nuclear plants with no apparent ill effects! (The flowers are pretty and smell nice, but it would take over the world!)
107 posted on
06/30/2004 6:31:17 AM PDT by
maryz
To: myprecious
" I am looking for a low flowering shrub that can take radioactive fallout. Any suggestions?" Keep your eye out for something that likes low sunlight too, nuclear winter?
162 posted on
06/30/2004 8:42:08 AM PDT by
blam
To: myprecious; 7.62 x 51mm
I am looking for a low flowering shrub that can take radioactive fallout. Any suggestions?
Get pachysandra...... it can take anything. ;)
I have a small nursery of my own. Pachysandra is a sub-shrub, a groundcover. I'm somewhat near a big city, so I do worry about this scenario a little bit. The premise of the book is incredibly awful.
210 posted on
07/12/2004 12:08:02 AM PDT by
beyond the sea
(Maria Sharapova, please endorse G.W.)
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