RE: Mediterranean climate plants from Chile?

At 11:44 PM 11/4/2005, cheryl@wr-architect.com wrote:

I know that one! We had it in the Gamble salvia bed, and have a surviving
cutting from that plant there still.

Betsy's book says it comes from Northern Chile and Western Peru, so I don't
know if it would be considered medit or not. If it is, that would give me a
place to put that little cutting (the garden I'm redoing is the medit garden
at Gamble).

Thanks,
Cheryl
Check out this web site

http://www.worldwildlife.org/wildworld/profiles/terrestrial/nt/nt1303_full.html

Also, you might get ideas from the Andean Botanical Information System

http://www.sacha.org/
http://www.sacha.org/envir/deserts/locals/lists/paposo.html


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