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Japanese Knotweed
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Greetings

Japanese knotweed (also known as bamboo) has really taken hold in my
neighborhood. Evidently some honey customers are asking for it by name. 

I wonder how many people are extracting and selling this honey? How
widespread is this honey plant?

Peter from Ithaca

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