Eric, in looking over the woodbine site I have a queston

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this isn't a financial question and isn't the proper place to put this but I know you'll see it here. In the woodbine site I see them growing woodbine ..which I grow extensively here. I have always been told it is not edible and possibly toxic..if you know differently I would like to know..thanks.

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Hi Brenda, they grow it as a medicinal. I don't know more than that, I just track the edible stuff.

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thanks, I'll have to do a little more research into it even as a medicinal, as I have tons of that stuff growing here and I love it as a landscaping plant esp in the fall.

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Pretty but quite poisonous. Talk to Mary O'Brien, she does their medicinal workshops. Send me an email at toensmeier AT gmail.com and I'll pass on her info.

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