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ruthz_gw

Tansy, yes or no

8 years ago

I got some at the Euless plant swap this weekend but after researching it, I'm thinking I don't want it. Some reports say it's invasive and poisonous and others say it keeps the bad bugs away from their gardens.

Any thoughts.

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