Where is the best place to buy farm land?
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where is the the best place to start a FARM ?
Comments (40)I have really enjoyed this tread, have never laughed so much. Reminds me of that old acres of diamonds story where a landowner sells his farm to finance his global search for diamonds and ends up broke and homeless while the person who bought his farm discovers that it is awash with millions of dollars of crude oil or something of that effect. The moral of the story may be that many of us are sitting on acres of diamonds so to speak but are so motivated for a geographical change or the pursuit of some elusive but unattainable dream that we do not recognize the treasures that are beneath our very feet or underneath our very nose. reminds me also of the french movie Jean De Florrante, (ca'nt remember exactly how to spell it,) where a man inherits a farm in the countryside of France and kills himself trying to make a living off of it while being sabotaged by his father who is trying to steal the farm away from his son in order to give it to his mentally retarded nephew, because neither father nor son know who each other are until after the death of the son at which time the father discovers that he has killed his true son and has thus ruined his acres of diamonds so to speak. The poster sounds like that they could be a front man for a group of Amish people who quietly buy up thousands of acres of prime farmland that is poised to increase even further in value in the near future, but I doubt it, sounds more like someone from Japan or somewhere representing a bunch of businessmen or something, who knows, but very funny tread. thanks, Barry...See MoreWhere is the best online place to buy peonies?
Comments (27)Welcome to : http://www.peonysupply.com Business Scope 1. Tree peony (young plant) (1) 2~3 year old root and stem with 2~3 branches Always the root will be washed clear with water, then disinfected, drying the water in the skin and then packed in the polybag, which can avoid the goods dried out. (2) Delivery time will be since September each year till January next year. (3) CFR Rotterdam price and sizes(Red, Pink and White) *2~3 years 2~3 branches packed in Carton 40x43x60cm/100plants App.g.w.20kgs; 30000plnt/20ctnr and 55000plnt/40'cntr; *2~3 years 3~4 branches packed in Carton 40x43x60cm/100plnts App.g.w.25kgs; 30000plnts/20ctnr and 55000plnts/40'cntr; *3~4 years 5~6 branches packed in Carton 40x43x60cm/50plnts App.g.w.30kgs; 15000plnts/20ctnr and 30000plnts/40'cntr. 2. Tree and Herbaceous peony fresh cut flower(white, red, pink, purple, green,...) (1) Length: about45~50cm Here is a link that might be useful: best tree peony supplier from China...See MoreWhere is the best place to buy clivia plants? I would like to try them
Comments (6)Go to a clivia show. There's one in Pennsylvania I think and one in Los Angeles (I've been to) once a year during blooming season - the LA show had plants & seeds for sale at great prices (I got 1 gal plants for $5 ea, a pink, a keeled peach and a red). I also found a yellow at Lowes on sale for $9, nice big plant, a little raggedy, but big enough to bloom next season....See MoreWhere's the best place to buy cold-hardy avocados?
Comments (0)I'm in zone 8b outside of Savannah, GA and would like to buy an avocado plant that would make it through the winter here. It's our first time in this area, so I'm not sure exactly what the winter temperatures are, but the reports make it seem as though the typical low is above freezing. Of course, the weather patterns are changing all over the world, so I know there's no guarantees, but I'm willing to get it a go. Any recommendations for variety and places to buy? Thanks....See Morehamchuk
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