[Herbalist] invasive climbing ivy

[Tara Boroson]

That could be to your advantage.  You don't have to fix anybody else's
mistakes (i.e. hedera ivy,) or deal with well established natural
invasives (like poison ivy.)  We got our gorgeous 4 acres of
well-established, old-growth-trees, long-landscaped land.  You name the
annoyance, plant or animal, we've got it too.  How big of a yard will
you have?  You could check out organicgardening.com for tips.  You can
call your local extension office for advice.  You can also look in the
local paper on the day that they print ads for local meetings and find a
gardening club.

-Magdalena

audette at sapheron.org wrote:

>We're talking about a fair amount of gardening type things, and I was
>hoping someone in the Bryn Gwlad area could help me out.  I will be
>acquiring a bright shiney new home in a little over a month and a half,
>and was hoping to find some kind of gardening club or group that might
>be able to help me figure out what to do with the yard (having never had
>one to play with before).
>
>The thing with a new home, is that the builder does _nothing_ with the
>back yard.  So, I'll have a bunch of dirt, and not much else...
>
>I've got a couple books, but somehow talking to people about this sort
>of thing always reassures me a little bit more...  :)
>
>Audette
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