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Re: plant/seed source

Hmmm.  California has a lot of native grasses, and many of them are
sorely in need of additional habitat.  Some are even endangered.  It is
good to hear that you are interested in natives.  "A California Flora"
by Munz, might be helpful in selecting species which are native to your
particular locality in the Golden State.

>>> johnsaia@dnai.com 05/29/00 01:34PM >>>
Sonoma County, California - not a native prairie ecosystem, so I am
not
concerned about the genotype.  It would be used at the back of a meadow
hillside
(where it would need irrigation - there is no precipitation  here for 8
months
at a time).  Most of the meadow will be re-established with california
native
grasses.  It is now covered with foxtails and some native forbs.  It
really
needs burning, but there is a high danger of forest fire in the area
except in
the winter.

Bob Kehres wrote:

> What State and county are you in. Try to locate a local genotype if
you can.
> This is seed that is from plants within a 100 mile radius of your
location.
> I have local Ohio seed available.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Richard Starkeson <johnsaia@dnai.com>
> To: <prairie@mallorn.com>
> Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2000 12:22 AM
> Subject: plant/seed source
>
> > Can anyone give me mail order sources for prairie plants?  At the
moment
> > I would like some andropgan gerardii.

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