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Fried Banana
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Nothing at all, it is midwinter.
I am waiting for my phormiums and sikkimenses and heliconia rostrata to sprout. I am waiting for four month for my trhitrinax campestris to sprout. I am waiting for spring so I can put my Yucca rostrata and Yucca thompsoniana in the ground wich are in the cold greenhouse next to trachycarpus plants / sabal minors plants / olive / passiflora. I am waiting for spring to bring my three ensetes ventricosum outside. I am waiting for spring to bring my potted cannas outside. I am waiting for spring to bring my sprouted brahea armatas super silver in the greenhouse. One must be mad to grow tropical species in zone 8. |
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8 more fig trees.
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4 mexican grass trees(Dasylirion quadrangulatum)
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hey where are you getting your trees . I ordered some and got Dead sticks same with Persimmons GRRR . the lady said wait a couple of Months i said Months Heck sent her bad feed back them there sticks where Hallow . Looks more like smoking twigs then sticks or even plants not even a root and she was selling them as trees . so any luck with a link ? Pwease tammy
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Tammy,
I trade cuttings with other fig nuts, people on the Fig Forum at Garden Web, people from www.seedsavers.org, etc. Plus varieties from USDA/UC Davis. I have about 140 varieties in ground, 70+ yet to plant and cuttings from close to another 100 varieties. I also have available cuttings listed in the seedsavers yearbook.
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8 more new fig varieties today.
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This weekend I planted a Pygmy date palm, 2 firecracker plants, about 10 bromeliads, some Huecheras (gonna try them for the first time). I am going out now to plant 2 pindo palms, a Canary Island date palm, 2 phoenix sylvestrys palms, and whatever else I decide to pull out of the greenhouse and stick in the ground. Its 75 right now, we are supposed to see highs around 83 or so this week, so I think its time. Ave frost free is about March 10th here
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Mexican Papaya Tree last Saturday.
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Lilith - love your stream in your greenhouse. What did I plant today? 12 pink grapefruit seedlings! It looks as if the balsa tree across the road from me will start releasing seed shortly - would anybody like some? Wonderful leaves and big white flowers - don't know the regulations for this kind of stuff though, so if it is forbidden please tell me.
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Thanks, Cassie!
You are in Hawaii, right? The Agricultural Laws dealing with plant import and export in HI are convoluted at best. It used to be that only certain things could not be sent TO Hawaii, including orchids, bananas, bromelaids,coffee plants, and some other stuff, without a specific import permit. This permit had to be obtained by the receiver in HI, not by the sender. And, everything sent OUT of HI to the Mainland had to be "certified" for export on the HI end as well. But along about 2005 all of the states rewrote their Ag laws and now its harder to send anything into or out of HI. I would advise you to check with you local office there before you send plants out or accept trades, just to save yourself some potential problems. |
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No Lilith - in the Dominican Republic, which is why I can't obtain pups from the USA. Apart from the fact that the postal system is non-existant! lol
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For most countries you can send plant seeds, because most of the time they are worried about living plants or plants in soils that harbor pests and disease. But I would contact USDA and Arg. dept. for The Dominican Republic
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Re: What did you plant today (other plants)?
There shouldn't be a problem sending seeds.
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Got a Morro Blood Orange today.
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10 more pineapple plants, some tomato seedlings.
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2 ensete maurelii
2 bottle palms Rajapuri various pups Orinoco D Orinoco Gran Nain 4 windmills 2 butia unknown bromeliad (it has black stripes and one long red flat flower... anyone?) |
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Carolina, so is this is the time to plant things back in the ground?
Taylor
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Taylor Update: 23 California Gold fruit expected by Thanksgiving! |
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Taylor... with this weather? Not really for the bananas. LOL
But I had some time off work and figured it's now or never. Some were potted. |
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all weve had today is rain, wind, rain!
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Taylor Update: 23 California Gold fruit expected by Thanksgiving! |
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It has been 86 degrees fahrenheit(30 celsius) overhere in holland the last 2 days. A new april record after all the warmth records we had last year.
All my bananas are moved from the greenhouse to outside and they grow fantastic. Now I am waiting for my licuala grandis wich I have ordered and some gingers. Have also planted one Fuchsia, one clematis and one passiflora. Ron |
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