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Re: Hardy Aroids
- To: lindsey@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Hardy Aroids
- From: D* <d*@presys.com>
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 1997 10:06:46 -0500
Hi Jim and Everybody,
Collecting hardiness feedback from the group on all these species is an
excellent idea. I can add to this that I am growing one Arum italicum
here on the central Oregon coast (Zones 8-9) which is no big trick I
realize, but thought I'd mention it.
> > How far north does anyone grow Helicodiceros ?
In addition to the answer to this question, I would like to receive the
answer to an even harder one: Where can one even purchase
Helicodiceros?! It seems that it would be easier to locate the Lost Ark
of the Covenant than a commercial source for this particular species.
Take Care,
Doug
Doug Burdic
dburdic@presys.com
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James W. Waddick wrote:
>
> Dear friends;
> This string has turned from Dracunculus to Hardy aroids and I am
> surprised that no one has mentioned Calla palustris. This gets to
> considerable size, has impressive flowers and fruits and should be hardy
> fairly far north - Zone 4, 3?.
> These are just a start, let's get complete here:
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