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Jewelweed

15 years ago

I am looking for jewelweed plants. I am in the Columbus metro area.

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mjtd
15 years ago
greetings.. we used to call them touch me not cause the seed when wripe would break loose with the slightest touch..if you do not find any i may have some later in year we free ranged our goats and baby pigs and i do think they ate most of them..i did not know till i googled the name that they are good for posion ivy itch...GOD BLESS
gerry_wyomingpa
15 years ago
LadyX,

I have some that I could send you, they hitched a ride in one of the potted plants I brought along when I left PA and moved back to OH, only managed to bring a few plants with me...sure miss them.

Anyway, let me know if your interested.

Gerry
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livingdedgrrl
15 years ago
That was awfully nice of GW to delete my post asking if the plant she was asking about was the one that was used as a poison ivy cure. Many people do use more than one common name, ya know. Geez. I was only asking to clarify that this was the plant she wanted. I'd hate to offer the wrong plants...

I have thousands and thousands and thousands of Jewelweed growing in my horse pasture and up at where I work. How many do you want? Just send me an email.

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