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Fri, Jun 10, 11 at 14:10
| I'm not googling the right terms. Can anyone say where in Texas tindora, or ivy gourd, has become invasive? Does it have a northern or western boundary beyond which it will not invade due to cold or lack of water? Thank you. |
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| Merry, sorry you didn't get an answer to your question. I didn't even know what tindora was until I looked it up on google. |
Here is a link that might be useful: About tindora on google ... with lots of recipes ...
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| I googled too and found nothing specific to areas of Texas. |
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- Posted by merrybookwyrm 7/8 dfw (My Page) on Fri, Jun 17, 11 at 15:02
| Thank you all for the help. Someone posted on wikipedia some time back that tindora is invasive in Texas, Florida, and-- I think-- Hawaii, but the article didn't include which areas of Texas and Florida were at risk. The usda invasives site and the tamu site don't seem to include tindora as invasive. But I may not be using those sites correctly. |
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