Re: Re: Dung ...

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>Lambs quarters is one species of chenopodium. Quinoa is another one,

>but the one I think of as being a vermifuge is Epazote (Chenopodium

>ambrosioides). Epazote is an herb used in Mexican cuisine.

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>

Thanks! I'll have to look it up at my local greenhouse, maybe it will grow here?

Then I can feed it to the goats ... ?

-- Heidi Jean

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>> Lambs quarters is one species of chenopodium. Quinoa is another one,

>> but the one I think of as being a vermifuge is Epazote (Chenopodium

>> ambrosioides). Epazote is an herb used in Mexican cuisine.

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>>

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> Thanks! I'll have to look it up at my local greenhouse, maybe it will

> grow here?

Epazote is available at Territorial Seeds if you can't find it at your

greenhouse:

http://www.territorial-seed.com/testcat/herbs/herbs/HR1160.html

If Territorial sells it, it should grow west of the Cascades, which I

think is where you are, yes?

Lynn S.

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>If Territorial sells it, it should grow west of the Cascades, which I

>think is where you are, yes?

>

>Lynn S.

I would think so. If it is an annual, just about anything grows here

during the summer ... Thanks!

-- Heidi Jean