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Holly Trees: How did they get here? Charles Marshburn posits a question I have noticed some holly trees in town and I wonder where they came from. I noticed that the ones ( I have seen are mature. Were they brought in and planted or are they native? - Charles MarshburnThe Question you ask is beyond our ken: But I will tell you what's in my head, my notion is that they were brought in here by one of the usual suspects: Billy Joe Fudge, A.L. Sinclair, Rives Kerbow, Richard Phelps, God, or Mr. John Lowe. But that may be just an exurban legend. We'll leave it to a real expert, Barbara Armitage or Wendy Burt to get truth. - EW This story was posted on 2013-12-02 11:04:08
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