You got there Yorkie. The first international cricket match was in 1844 in Philadelphia between the USA and Canada. Cricket was more popular than baseball in the USA up until the civil war period. Over to you.
I think you'll find that both of these are banned in Canada Dave - together with a range of so called 'energy' drinks.
Cheers Dave. Remaining on the subject of banning, but moving south of the border. Which commonly grown plant (in both the UK and Germany) - grown often by self sufficiency freaks like myself (very edible) was banned in the USA for nearly a century with the ban only being lifted for some states in 2003 ? Also why was it banned ?
That's the one Frenchie. There are many examples of fungus forms which have 2 host plants - mostly between fruit trees and bushes, and evergreens such as pines, ceder etc. where the fungus lives over the winter. Fruit orchards are never situated close to these - we had problems between our pear trees and the juniper bushes of our neighbour a few years back. In order to protect the white pines in the USA (and the timber industry) the Americans banned the cultivation of blackcurrants for nearly a century. Over to you.
