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Introducing the Invasive Plant Society — Join Now!
Tired of hearing people like me complain about Japanese Knotweed, Asiatic Bittersweet, Eurasian Whatever and other pesky non-native plants all the time?
Join the brand-new Invasive Plant Society, dedicated to giving these much-maligned plants their due.
Single memberships are just $75 a year. Senior (65+) memberships are $100. Family memberships are $125.
Free "IVS" sticker with each new membership.
Meetings, guest speakers, calendars, discounts and other membership benefits to be announced soon.
Spread the word faster than Mile-a-Minute — tell all your so-called friends!
Happy October Fool's Day! (Because once a year is not enough!)
"If you can't beat 'em, join 'em."
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Bittersweet post, I might say. NO money is in the mail ffrom me
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…And your tongue is in your cheek!
We have a ton of Japanese knotweed in the back but it is not on our property and keeps growing and growing. Nothing we can do about it except beg the neighbor to get rid of it but she has recently suffered a loss so we just watch it grow and grow.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10210174770701871&set=a.1171753610143.2027203.1117087692&type=3&theater -
My check is in the mail too.
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My check is in the mail.
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4 comments
sallyt.
Bittersweet post, I might say. NO money is in the mail ffrom me
Marianne Herrmann
…And your tongue is in your cheek!
We have a ton of Japanese knotweed in the back but it is not on our property and keeps growing and growing. Nothing we can do about it except beg the neighbor to get rid of it but she has recently suffered a loss so we just watch it grow and grow.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10210174770701871&set=a.1171753610143.2027203.1117087692&type=3&theater
Deedee Burnside
My check is in the mail too.
Joe K
My check is in the mail.