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2057
Greetings from Orlando, Florida, I'm a new member of this list - and a new Floridian ex-Auckland New Zealand, (and a while before that, Samoa). I bought seeds...
marshall_composer
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Feb 2, 2008
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2058
Would any of you folks know of a supplier of the above seeds? We wish to grow some of the older cereals on a small-scale (1 or 2 acres) for hand harvest and do...
RJW
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Feb 2, 2008
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2059
There is apparently a great deal of variation in the species. I've bought the seeds before and got something sort of okra-like with small hairy leaves that...
Dan Culbertson
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Feb 2, 2008
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Thanks a lot for that Dan ... That's exactly what I've got! Pretty extreme for a variation! And it was cold here too but those plants were clearly on the way...
Marshall and Endemann
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I would love to get a tuber of Bac Ha. I've been looking for it for a while. So a srping trade looks like a winner! I also have some dead Chaya (which I...
Dan Culbertson
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I am looking forward to havesting the pods as well as some of the flowers of my tilia americana, but I can not figure out how this might be done. These treee...
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Feb 3, 2008
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The climate is changing (for whatever reason). Right now, I'm going broke buying different varieties of seed, trying to find out what will grow best in my...
Peggy
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Feb 3, 2008
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What kinds of nuts, fruits, vegetables, and herbs, will grow under or near black walnut trees? We have alot of these on our land and don't want to cut them...
Peggy
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Thanks for the pond apple links. Yes, that's definitely the fruit I'm after - strictly as a root-stock - I had no idea that it was narcotic! Great that you...
Marshall and Endemann
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2066
... course, ... found in alot of our wild wooded areas. This year, the conservation dept has added paw paw's to their plant list. I've ordered 25 of the small...
Peggy
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Feb 3, 2008
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I live in Norway, a bit difficult getting plants / seedlings, preferably seeds of the northernmost localities would be nice to get hold of .. Geir Flatabø...
Geir Flatabø
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Feb 3, 2008
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Seems like yu have to cut it down.... Here the Linden trees (Tilia cordata) is growing much like you describe, but by steep hillsides there is possible to...
Geir Flatabø
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Feb 3, 2008
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For those of you wanting chaya, I have quite a few here in Houston, Texas, and they have made it through the winter (thus far) with only burned leaves. I'll be...
Gail
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Feb 3, 2008
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Hello, In case anybody will have any spare seed of Elaeagnus cordifolia, -macrophylla and/or -x ebbingei this spring, I would appreciate it very much if you...
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Feb 3, 2008
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Hello, Please inform me in case anybody can provide or knows a possible mail order supplier of seedlings of Pinus sabiniana, Elaeagnus cordifolia, -macrophylla...
v.scherrer
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Feb 3, 2008
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I don't know if the seed pods are tasty, but hibiscus flowers are sweet and make lovely, edible decorations for cakes and buffets, and brew a great cup of tea....
Traveler in Thyme
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Feb 4, 2008
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use some sort of sling to get a few ropes over it, and jiggle the branches till stuff falls off? Mary Christine In a message dated 2/3/2008 7:12:41 A.M....
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Thanks Gail, Depending on how Dan's plants fare that could be useful. Chris ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Marshall and Endemann
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2075
Heres a great link to get you started. Its has a list of naturally occuring companions as well as other 'useful' plants that are juglone tolerant. Here you go:...
Travis Philp
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2076
Google will show you lots of suppliers for elaeagnus x ebbingei. but seedlings? Ours are definitely pruned: ...
Allmende Verden
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Hi, Gail, I would love to have some chaya cuttings if you have some extra. Thanks, Elise ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Elise Lutrick
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I HAVE CHAYA IN PORT MANSFIELD, 400 MILES SOUTH OF HOUSTON, TX. STEVE BANYAI ...
STEVE BANYAI
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Feb 5, 2008
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Peggy, for me trial and error is the best way - seed is still excellent value. You could read and research for hours and ask 20 people but the conclusion you...
RJW
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Feb 5, 2008
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I think you will find that walnuts are among the most voracious in terms of non companionship, they like to be on their own, it is almost impossible to grow...
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Feb 5, 2008
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I agree it is v hard to grow anything under walnut, esp American black walnut (European not so bad). The leaves - especially with rain dripping off them -...
Griselda Mussett
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I would have to disagree with the notion that "it is almost impossible to grow anything else anywhere near them". I have seen a great variety of plants grow...
Travis Philp
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Peggy, how would the Paw Paw tree do in NC close to SC line? they sound good, and do remember this song, my mother used to sing to us. Paw, paw patch! gloria ...
Gloria Alexander
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Maybe this is a regional issue but I don't see how anyone can say that nothing can compete with or grow near Black Walnuts. I have seen wild polycultures with...
Travis Philp
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2085
Ive pasted this from a UK Permaculture website: Sometimes, the toxins of one plant totally destroy the health or growth of certain other plants. A Black Walnut...
vic_doyle
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Feb 6, 2008
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2086
Hi everyone! I'm very chuffed to now be the proud owner of 40 acres of woodland and pasture in the sussex weald. Very beautiful and cosmic it is too. So I've...
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