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Forum: Other Plants 06-03-2011, 01:35 PM

Replies: 67 Growing Citrus Views: 13,523 Posted By Richard Re: Growing Citrus Here you go: UCR Citrus Variety Collection: Selected Citrus Varieties in Alphabetical Order (http://www.citrusvariety.ucr.edu/citrus/alphabetical.html)

Forum: Other Plants 08-16-2009, 04:49 PM

Replies: 1 Growing galanga? Views: 1,623 Posted By lorax Re: Growing galanga? It's Ginger. Hence, in our zones, it's a weed. Plant it, water it occasionally, and it will grow happily and easily. Just make sure it doesn't get flooded in the rainy season - that's the only...

Forum: Other Plants 08-16-2009, 02:49 PM

Replies: 13 Fig tree sources??? Views: 2,285 Posted By r3tic Re: Fig tree sources??? Not sure what might be causing the problems with your fig, they like a fertile well draining soil. If you get some cuttings they should be woody stems, last years new growth.

Forum: Other Plants 08-09-2009, 06:49 PM

Replies: 1 mango japonica? Views: 2,002 Posted By Jack Daw Re: mango japonica? Nope, no info, sorry, but someone might reply soon. Good luck.

Forum: Tiki Hut 08-05-2009, 07:21 AM

Replies: 31 Rant Views: 2,885 Posted By Bananaman88 Re: Rant I don't think that Paul meant to offend anyone, just to spur more folks to contribute. Thanks to everyone for their comments on this topic thus far.

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 08-04-2009, 10:45 PM

Replies: 17 newbie ??...how to tell which banana grows in my garden... Views: 2,108 Posted By lorax Re: newbie ??...how to tell which banana grows in my garden... John, I've also got this lovely massive list of edible cultivar descriptors, and I can't recall where I might have found it. I think somebody else here sent it to me, and I'm not sure where they got...

Forum: Main Banana Discussion 07-09-2009, 09:24 AM

Replies: 17 when to cut that rascal,,,!! Views: 1,849 Posted By lorax Re: when to cut that rascal,,,!! Issue 3, which will be too late for John at the rate his bananas are going. SO: John, I use lengths of construction bamboo padded with burlap, and just wedge them in under the bunch to prevent the...

Forum: Member Introductions 07-04-2009, 01:03 PM

Replies: 18 new member, new question... Views: 2,007 Posted By lorax Re: new member, new question... John, yup, about 10 meters at the outer diameter (you're talking about the Coastal method, I assume?) Bob - your gut tells you what is Truthy, you should trust it!

Forum: Member Introductions 07-04-2009, 12:50 PM

Replies: 18 new member, new question... Views: 2,007 Posted By lorax Re: new member, new question... I've never tried E. glaucum, only E. ventricosum. I'd suspect it was also edible, though - the same way that all Musas bear fruit that can be eaten.

Forum: Member Introductions 07-04-2009, 12:48 PM

Replies: 18 new member, new question... Views: 2,007 Posted By lorax Re: new member, new question... The starch content goes waaay up during blooming, and the oxalic acid content drops off to less than spinach.

Forum: Member Introductions 07-04-2009, 11:57 AM

Replies: 18 new member, new question... Views: 2,007 Posted By lorax Re: new member, new question... Welcome aboard, John! I was wondering when you'd turn up. Ensete corm is quite tasty imho... I like it raw, grated over salads the way one would normally use carrots. You can also cut it into...

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