RE: Acanthus mollis

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• Subject: RE: Acanthus mollis
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• Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 14:57:38 +0000
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Firstly inform your local museum of your find as this is a most
sort after mollis (i can tell by the description). Put it in a   
scellophene
lurpack coated bag for preservation.

Do so at your earliest convenience.

Green finger Jatty.

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From:  JErnst209@aol.com
Sent:  31 March 1998 14:43
To:  seeds-list@eskimo.com
Subject:  Re: Acanthus mollis

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I am in need of some quick answers.  Yesterday, while cleaning up the   
garden,
I accidently dug up (what I thought was dead) an A. mollis. The crown of   
the
plant had rotted. Deeper below the rot were thick roots. My question is,   
can I
treat these, like a root cutting?  If so, which way do the roots go?  I   
know
this seems stupid, but I didn't note the orientation of the way I pulled   
them
up. And it makes a difference, right?

HELP !

Karen Ernst
Highland, MI

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