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Re: "Wolverine Rotted Meat Cadavour Maggot Leavings Plant"

From: linda.herbert at bolero-x.rahul.net (Linda Herbert) on 1997.10.23 at 21:36:55(1477)
Rand,
Speaking of one of my favorite childhood wildflowers, does this plant
REQUIRE cold winters, or could I possibly grow it where I am now living,
in zone 10[CA]? Some places won't ship it to the west coast, could there
be an intelligent reason for this? Lack of hardiness? invasiveness? Host
for some dangereous agricultural pest?
Thanks,
Linda
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Rand Nicholson wrote:
> The "Wolverine Rotted Meat Cadavour Maggot Leavings Plant" (as it is called
> by the locals here), could be a hardy winner.
>
> Otherwise known as the North American East Coast _Symplocarpus foetidus_,

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