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Have: Oakleaf hydrangea starts for your upright sedums
Comments (5)Hi there, I am interested in quite a few of your plants... Upright sedums...off the top of my head I have Sedum matrona Sedum Brilliant Sedum Autumn Joy Sedum Autumn Fire sedum autumn glory Sedum Neon Sedum Carl Sedum Iceberg Sedum Erythrostictum Mediovariegatum Sedum Stardust Sedum Frosty Morn Sedum Joyce Henderson Sedum Carmen And quite a few others ( check my have list ) I keep about 15-18 different sedums rooted in 4" pots all the time for trading, so these would be plants, unless you want a sedum I don't have rooted, and that would be cuttings. I am interested in.. zebrina rojo bananas White butterfly gingers AFrican Aloes And any other bananas or Taro's you might have for trade Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade List...See MoreGrowing bananas South Florida homesteader style, ca. 1910
Comments (2)I love reading old horticultural and agricultural literature. Mainly it is for low-tech methods or simply as social history, though there are their notable passages, as above. One of the most famous horticulturists of the first half of the 20th Century once enriched the soil at the bottom of a new planting of grapes with the bodies of starving feral cats he had euthanized (at a newly acquired property I believe). Almost Indian style as with fish. It seemed a bit shocking but he claimed they were in miserable shape. I could tell from his other writings that he was not at all a "cat hater" and instead liked them and appreciated their usefulness on farms with barns and feed around and had reasonable suggestions for their protection and comfort and care....See MoreBanana Root question...
Comments (4)banana roots grow shallow..probably no deeper than a few feet..they can grow outwards more than 20 feet however....See MoreWANTED: Book Art of Floral Design
Comments (0)I've become interested in flower arranging. I understand this is the book to have. Naturally would like the 2nd edition but the 1st would be fine. Have many varieties of bananas, rooted brugs, some bulbs to offer in trade....See Moretropicallvr
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