Re: Castor Bean Seeds

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Posted by A Responsible Gardener... on May 22, 2003 at 18:32:27:

In Reply to: Re: Castor Bean Seeds posted by Dave on April 25, 2003 at 16:03:43:

Thank you, Dave. So true, so true!

I grow hundreds, and I do mean HUNDREDS of castor
beans every year. Their strength in the wind cannot be beaten, the colors are wild and the growth rate
is marvelous. If seeds are a concern for someone,
cut the seed stalk off before they form and enjoy the
plant.

Poinsettias are poisonous. As are poppies.
Even Wisteria. Yet people give these as gifts to
their own mothers. Does that make them a terrorist?

For heaven's sake, people, do your research,
get educated and realize that not everyone has
evil intention with regard to castor beans.

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: Thank you, Dave. So true, so true!

: I grow hundreds, and I do mean HUNDREDS of castor
: beans every year. Their strength in the wind cannot be beaten, the colors are wild and the growth rate
: is marvelous. If seeds are a concern for someone,
: cut the seed stalk off before they form and enjoy the
: plant.

: Poinsettias are poisonous. As are poppies.
: Even Wisteria. Yet people give these as gifts to
: their own mothers. Does that make them a terrorist?

: For heaven's sake, people, do your research, 
: get educated and realize that not everyone has
: evil intention with regard to castor beans.





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