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[Keith Johnson <keithdj@mindspring.com>]

I personally love passiflora and invited it into my garden (gasp) and 
found it was very easy to manage despite it's tendency to pop up 
anywhere (maybe a popup blocker is needed ;-) ). A note of caution 
regarding the goats. It might put them to sleep. I don't know what large 
doses would do, but a brief googling suggests it could be very dangerous 
if not fatal.

Marimike6@cs.com wrote:
> Thank you, Lawrence, for giving me moral clarity. I had been thinking that 
> passion vine was akin to kudzu, in the category of worthless things one could 
> never truly be rid of. But it's really Gaia's way of telling me I need to raise 
> some goats. They would also provide a service in trimming back my rampant 
> prickly pear-- also an ebullient weed in these parts.
>
> As we used to say back in the old days "None of us are truly worthless. Some 
> proudly serve as terrible examples."

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