Maggie's Farm

I have always had great respect for Eupatorium fistulosum, which is non demoninational , attracts butterflys, and ca grow ten feet tall.

A favorite for it's aroma therapy value the Eupatorium fistulosum s partially in it's afterlifewhere it is harvested, sun dried and used in flower arrangements at Ear ,Nose ,and Throat Clinics.

A recent article in High Times Magazine it made non smokeable plant of the month.

Insiders tell us that Michael Vicks legal team are going to use it as a centerpiece in his defense claiming that their client always buried the dogs with imported
Next up: Eupatorium fistulosum pudding recipe.

Before drudge or frontline beat MF to the punch all this Habu Public Service Announcement.

While the Eupatorium fistulosum gows beautifully on the banks of a slow moving bucolic stream, there lurks some hazards. You should be aware of water born parasites, such as:

This circular covers the following topics and species:

I. Identification of a Parasitic Problem

II. Protozoa
A. Ciliates
1. Ichthyophthirius multifiliis
2. Chilodonella
3. Tetrahymena
4. Trichodina
5. Ambiphyra
6. Apiosoma
7. Epistylis
8. Capriniana
9. Treatment of Ciliated Protozoan Infections
B. Flagellates
1. Hexamita / Spironucleus
2. Ichthyobodo
3. Piscinoodinium
4. Cryptobia
C. Myxozoa
D. Microsporidia
E. Coccidia
III. Monogenean Trematodes
IV. Digenean Trematodes
V. Nematodes
A. Camillanus
B. Capillaria
C. Eustrongylides
VI. Cestodes
VII. Parasitic Crustacea
A. Ergasilus
B. Lernaea
C. Argulus
VIII. Leeches
IX. Conclusion

For more information on these hazards:
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/FA041