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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

Kudzu is the large heart shaped leaf one ??? up in N. Fl and GA?  I think it 
was slightly different, smaller leaf, but similar growth, trees would totally 
disappear from view wherever it was growing.


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--- On Sun, 2/28/10, Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com> wrote:

> I used to live deep south FL, and
> there were large leafed vines that would grow right over
> tall trees, at time these were heavy enough to break and
> kill some of the trees.  
> 

Was that kudzu?  
Van Dell 

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Does that mean cut them up and dry them?
If so, chit, chit chit...



Robert Walton wrote:
> I've the opportunity this year to chit my potatoes before planting
> them. Is it worth it?
>
> Rob - Va
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