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Re: Polygonum cuspidatum: dark honey??
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Charles Frederic Andros <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 9 Sep 1998 10:24:00 -0400
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Dave Green,
    I would describe the color as extra light amber, not dark at all.  In
pure form, it may be even lighter, but it is usually mixed here with
Solidago (goldenrod) and Aster.
Charles Andros
VT/NH Apiary Inspector, '78-'89
Linden Apiaries/Boulder Wall Gardens
1 McLean Road
Walpole, NH
03608-0165
603-756-9056
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