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pjkfarm · 02-02-2019, 09:27 PM

We have two operations on what is the family farm - one a for profit to hopefully make enough money to support the not-for-profit - not so easy as the not-for-profit is being built and rather expensive. We have two websites: AmazingFarmFun.com is the for profit, NationalBotanicGarden.org is the not-for-profit - its website is very old - we do all the work on it and simply have no time to update it - plants are like children - take constant attention as I am sure you know :-), websites can wait!
BTW, we are looking for Ensete seeds - hate to buy on the web as questionable everything from quality of seeds to are they really what one wants, and of course cost when so many other needs which cannot be donated.
We have many different hardy cacti as well as Colocasia esculenta which we can trade (or give away to other public gardens). The Botanic gardens are being donated to a charitable foundation.

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pjkfarm Find me on the map! Join Date: Jan 2019 Posts: 238 BananaBucks : 17,876 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 2,460 Times Was Thanked 224 Times in 131 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 102 Times	Re: What varieties to get to stimulate school kids We have two operations on what is the family farm - one a for profit to hopefully make enough money to support the not-for-profit - not so easy as the not-for-profit is being built and rather expensive. We have two websites: AmazingFarmFun.com is the for profit, NationalBotanicGarden.org is the not-for-profit - its website is very old - we do all the work on it and simply have no time to update it - plants are like children - take constant attention as I am sure you know :-), websites can wait! BTW, we are looking for Ensete seeds - hate to buy on the web as questionable everything from quality of seeds to are they really what one wants, and of course cost when so many other needs which cannot be donated. We have many different hardy cacti as well as Colocasia esculenta which we can trade (or give away to other public gardens). The Botanic gardens are being donated to a charitable foundation.