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Matthew The Wise
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 Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 10:57 am Post subject: Sumac as a convensional "filler" |
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Hey queen
Im not the most avid gardener, but theres always room for becoming one!
In the Garden at my moms house i help out all the time with the garden designs, and were trying a new thing (Not on purpose) with Poison Sumac.
The name is enough to scare anyone, but it grows to be very tall and provides am excellent canopy.
Whats your opinion on using this Sumac as a shade tree/shrub, and a filler?
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| Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 4:23 pm Post subject: Re: Sumac as a convensional "filler" |
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| Matthew The Wise wrote: | Hey queen
Im not the most avid gardener, but theres always room for becoming one!
In the Garden at my moms house i help out all the time with the garden designs, and were trying a new thing (Not on purpose) with Poison Sumac.
The name is enough to scare anyone, but it grows to be very tall and provides am excellent canopy.
Whats your opinion on using this Sumac as a shade tree/shrub, and a filler?
Thx
~ Matt |
virginia creeper is much better...lolol....not poisonous...and pretty in the fall....
also...the shape is interestingly enough like poison ivy to stop MANY people in their tracks....
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Eva Plague
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Hey Mattie I like your poison sumac idea cause at least you get a laugh when you tell someone to stop and smell the roses huh. LOL!
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gueen i got a question? Why do u always say wat other pppl say before u talk
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queen
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| Posted: Wed May 02, 2007 8:05 am Post subject: |
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| swift wrote: | | gueen i got a question? Why do u always say wat other pppl say before u talk |
you hit the quote button...and it is so....when there are multiple posts, others will know which you are answering....
a habit i picked up in a larger forum....lol.....although i'm sure ours will grow....
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ok ty i was just wondering ... think we should all do that?
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| swift wrote: | | ok ty i was just wondering ... think we should all do that? |
It will be a good habit once people actually FIND the forum and start to use it.... :D
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Matthew The Wise
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| Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 4:12 pm Post subject: Re: Sumac as a convensional "filler" |
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| Quote: | virginia creeper is much better...lolol....not poisonous...and pretty in the fall....
also...the shape is interestingly enough like poison ivy to stop MANY people in their tracks.... |
My humble apologies i spoke of the wrong KIND of sumac!!! In fact its not poison at all its Staghorn Sumac!
Thats the thing the sumac is'nt poisonous like poison ivy its just a very branchy looking thing with big red berries, and currently we have tall grasses growing under the sumac and boy do they flourish!!
This picture below is only from the web
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| Posted: Sat May 05, 2007 3:29 pm Post subject: Re: Sumac as a convensional "filler" |
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| Matthew The Wise wrote: | | Quote: | virginia creeper is much better...lolol....not poisonous...and pretty in the fall....
also...the shape is interestingly enough like poison ivy to stop MANY people in their tracks.... |
My humble apologies i spoke of the wrong KIND of sumac!!! In fact its not poison at all its Staghorn Sumac!
Thats the thing the sumac is'nt poisonous like poison ivy its just a very branchy looking thing with big red berries, and currently we have tall grasses growing under the sumac and boy do they flourish!!
This picture below is only from the web
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Nice
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Eva Plague
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Thats a nice tree but I liked the poison one better, lol. (J/K)
Nice color though, it kinda reminds me of cherry blossoms.
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