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Smutgrass ain't my friend
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<blockquote data-quote="Farmer Z" data-source="post: 477618" data-attributes="member: 2652"><p>jfont - Please excuse my tardy response. I ain't been paying attention. My wife says its "oldtimers". Anyway, Smutgrass is one of several invasive species that originated in Asia. Others include, Chinaberry Trees, Privet Hedge, Cogon Grass, etc. Some species came over via shipments of goods from that region. Cogon Grass, for example, was used as packing material. Privet Hedge, Chinaberry and others were highly sought ornamentals back in the day. Of course, Kudzu was to help with erosion. Unfortunately, these plants thrive in the deep south. I think that is why Toyota (Canton) and Nissan (Tupelo) build cars here in the Magnolia State. It looks like home!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Farmer Z, post: 477618, member: 2652"] jfont - Please excuse my tardy response. I ain't been paying attention. My wife says its "oldtimers". Anyway, Smutgrass is one of several invasive species that originated in Asia. Others include, Chinaberry Trees, Privet Hedge, Cogon Grass, etc. Some species came over via shipments of goods from that region. Cogon Grass, for example, was used as packing material. Privet Hedge, Chinaberry and others were highly sought ornamentals back in the day. Of course, Kudzu was to help with erosion. Unfortunately, these plants thrive in the deep south. I think that is why Toyota (Canton) and Nissan (Tupelo) build cars here in the Magnolia State. It looks like home!! [/QUOTE]
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