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Kalmia

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Kalmia
genus of North American trees in the family Ericaceae; contains the poisonous tetracyclic polyol, andromedotoxin; causes vomiting, incoordination, paralysis and hyperexcitability. Includes K. angustifolia (dwarf laurel), K. latifolia (mountain laurel), K. polifolia var. microphylla (hog laurel).
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Michael Patrick, 5950 Kalmia Lane; garage/shop; $46,811.
SPRINGFIELD BUILDING PERMITS by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Dick Lalor, trainer of Carrigeen Kalmia "She finished second to Knight Legend in this race last year, despite the ground being against her.
Legend aiming for repeat win by The Racing Post (London, England)
Out of action with a career-threatening tendon injury from Christmas 2006 until October, the Mouse Morris - trained nine-year-old looked on good terms with himself when slamming 2005 Gold Cup winner Kicking King here and when scoring a bloodless win over Carrigeen Kalmia in a minor event at Thurles.
WAR READY TO REPEL RAIDERS by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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