If your wanting to keep some why not stuck them in pots?
P.s I'm from Wagin origionally and attended NSHS for yr11 not that it helpped in any way
Got asked to not show up for yr12 
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| Author: | Nocky [ Mar 24th, '08, 08:53 ] |
| Post subject: | Arum Lilies |
I have read that Arum lilies have poisonous flower, are they OK to put in with My fish and Marron Cheers |
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| Author: | creative1 [ Mar 24th, '08, 09:12 ] |
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They are a noxous weed! they spread far and wide! Anyway they are supposed to be a coffin ornament.. Otherwise known as The Death lilly... For me I would not grow them IMHO |
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| Author: | Boris01 [ Mar 24th, '08, 13:28 ] |
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Arum lillies are indeed a noxious weed , drive around anywhere near margaret river and you'll see enough of em to make you sick of them for the rest of your life theres a plague of em down there and it looks like theres no turning it back |
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| Author: | creative1 [ Mar 24th, '08, 13:34 ] |
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We have been killing them off for years (about 20y) fortunately none live near us, but heaps of other places have a big problem with them. There is even a place locally known as valley af the lillies...down at Prev. I too don't like them. |
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| Author: | Nocky [ Mar 24th, '08, 13:56 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Arum Lilies |
well you guys have cured me, had a couple in my yard, but they can go as well, cheers |
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| Author: | johnnie7au [ Mar 24th, '08, 20:41 ] |
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This year they put in some extra restrictions on translocating these lillies in WA. They are a noxious weed but very pretty. (Shame we don't export the sodding things to countries where it is not a problem. Maybe on a small business scale.) Money to be made from clearing up farm infestations? 24 hours to get them to flower markets in London for example, ... they would be off season and would command a good price. Or too hard and too expensive to export? |
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| Author: | gnash06 [ Mar 24th, '08, 20:47 ] |
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Are those the white flower with yellow stamen? If so there was a spate of people manufacturing an hallucinogen from them (very nasty stuff some people did not recover) |
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| Author: | Nocky [ Mar 25th, '08, 07:26 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Arum Lilies |
They're the ones gnash, flowers are poisonous to humans. so makes sense at what you say, we have them in our yard but I think we will get rid of the lot know, but they do look nice |
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| Author: | gnash06 [ Mar 25th, '08, 11:14 ] |
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If your wanting to keep some why not stuck them in pots? P.s I'm from Wagin origionally and attended NSHS for yr11 not that it helpped in any way Got asked to not show up for yr12
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| Author: | Nocky [ Mar 25th, '08, 16:46 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Arum Lilies |
My oldest just finished year 12 at NSHS Gnash, and was a waste of 12 months, so your lucky 
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| Author: | Mandurahguy [ Mar 25th, '08, 20:39 ] |
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Hey Nocky, give them darn flowers to your wife im sure she would be lost for words......LOL |
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| Author: | Nocky [ Mar 26th, '08, 15:21 ] |
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Mandurahguy wrote: Hey Nocky, give them darn flowers to your wife im sure she would be lost for words......LOL
Cheers Cozz, she actually gave them to me, I am starting to worry 
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