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Anyone receive unknown seeds from China. All over the net now.
https://www.facebook.com/search/top/...epa=SEARCH_BOX DESTROY THOSE SEEDS.
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Not bad for hot ass July in Phoenix. That stringy plant in the far left corner is a Barbados Cherry tree, which will be shaped more like a big bush, but produce red cherries in the next few years. The tropical corner has filled in nicely with the palms and hibiscus plants (There's a cape honeysuckle in there too). It's too hot for them to flower right now but usually provide pink and red blooms in Spring/Fall. Just added the shade structure this week, which will likely house some potted plumerias and various succulents that like heat but not direct Phoenix sun in the middle of summer.
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Of course you would. Let the USDA or a University do that so nothing escapes.
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Officials in at least four states are urging residents to report any unsolicited packages of seeds that appear to have been sent from China, warning that they might be invasive or otherwise harmful.
The agriculture departments in Washington state, Louisiana, Kansas and Virginia have issued statements in recent days, noting that residents had reported receiving packages of seeds in the mail that they had not ordered. Based on photos, the seeds appear to have been mailed in white pouches displaying Chinese lettering and the words "China Post." Some of the packages were labeled to say they contained jewelry, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture. Packages of seeds have also been sent to residents in Utah, Arizona and Ohio, according to local news reports. Officials are warning people not to plant the seeds. "Unsolicited seeds could be invasive, introduce diseases to local plants or be harmful to livestock," the Washington state Department of Agriculture said. Police in Whitehouse, Ohio, where a resident reported receiving seeds, said the packages appeared to be a part of a "brushing" fraud. "A brushing scam," the department said on its Facebook page, "is an exploit by a vendor used to bolster product ratings and increase visibility online by shipping an inexpensive product to an unwitting receiver and then submitting positive reviews on the receiver's behalf under the guise of a verified owner." The seeds did not appear to be "directly dangerous," the department said.
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Was gifted a plumeria from a friend. Penang peach which is supposed to smell like peaches when it flowers!
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Lime tree rocking yet another year. Even with 110+ degress for 10+ days. Over 100 limes to use over the next few months.
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More limes for cocktails today. I love this tree!
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Nice. It's like my Meyer lemon tree. Puts out 250 softball sized lemons. We squeeze and freeze.
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