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Re: Salvia dombeyi - source?
On Mon, 26 Jan 1998 13:21:07 -0800, Bob Carl wrote:
>
>
>FWIW, the plant is or was offered in the UK, I believe Pleasantview
>Nurseries has it. Of course they don't ship to the US, I don't think,
>which brings up again that whimsy to be part of a co-op more organized
>than myself personally, that is about purchasing plants for UK/EC
>gardeners who will send a portion of resultant seed. Someone, though
>appears successful in importing plants from "impossible" sources in the
>UK. I'm not sure how or why.
>
Bob: Two points.
First, Christine Yeo of Pleasant View indeed doesn't ship beyond the
EU (if even as far as that) but she did and I think still does offer
seed of many of her salvia spp. Ask for her separate seed list. (There
may be details on her web site, which I haven't got round to visiting
yet.)
Second, if someone can think their way through a workable version of
your scheme of plants-in-the-UK/subsequent-seeds-to-US, I'd be happy
to take part/lend a hand in any way that would be useful - growing on
some plants/saving seed/whatever.
Anyone care to take this a stage further? Could we work the same idea
in reverse - irritatingly unexportable US plants grown on in
US/subsequent seed distributed in UK/Europe/Australia/NZ/wherever?
It sounds a promising idea to me, given good will all round and some
folks with a little free space/time/energy. (What? Gardeners? Ah
well...)
Best
Tim Longville
Solway Coast, Cumbria, UK
The frost is coming, the frost is coming...
Tim Longville
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