Where to buy plants?

From: "Susan Cooper" <SCooper at cooperpower.com> on 1999.06.12 at 02:14:20(3430) I don't think I've been getting all my mail- did people mail Stacy privately about where to buy bulbs or did I just not get the messages? I'm sure there are a lot of us newbies that would like to know places to buy or trade aroids.... Perhaps we could add a page to the IAS site? Or does everyone guard their sources? I know about Plant Delights, Glasshouse Works, Paul Christian, AgriStarts, and Zone 10. Any others? Sometimes I get lost in the "links" section while looking for sources. (She admitted sheepishly) If you would rather email me privately, that would be great! Thanks! Susan Cooper +More Wisconsin, USA zone 5 scooper@cooperpower.com

From: Doug Burdic <dburdic at presys.com> on 1999.06.15 at 02:43:44(3434) Hi Susan, Three sources for Dracunculus vulgaris and possibly D. canarensis are: Brecks at: http://www.gardensolutions.com/ Heronswood Nursery at: http://www.heronswood.com/ Brent and Becky's Bulbs(used to be called Daffodil Mart) at: http://www.brentandbeckysbulbs.com/000consult.html I've ordered from the first two and from the last one when it was called the Daffodil Mart, but not since the name change. I've heard that it was originally called the Brent and Becky's, then changed to the Daffodil Mart and is now back to the original name once again. There might be some difficulty in ordering tubers this time of year depending upon the stage of growth of the plants owned by the supplier. Good luck and take care, Doug +More Douglas M. Burdic dburdic@presys.com ======================================================================== Susan Cooper wrote: > > I don't think I've been getting all my mail- did people mail Stacy privately about where to buy bulbs or did I just not get the messages? > > I'm sure there are a lot of us newbies that would like to know places to buy or trade aroids.... > > Perhaps we could add a page to the IAS site? Or does everyone guard their sources? > > I know about Plant Delights, Glasshouse Works, Paul Christian, > AgriStarts, and Zone 10. Any others? > > Sometimes I get lost in the "links" section while looking for sources. (She admitted sheepishly) > > If you would rather email me privately, that would be great! > Thanks! > > Susan Cooper > Wisconsin, USA zone 5 > scooper@cooperpower.com

From: Damian Trownson <DrPaulBear at xtra.co.nz> on 1999.06.15 at 02:47:04(3435) Susan Cooper wrote: > > I don't think I've been getting all my mail- did people mail Stacy privately about where to buy bulbs or did I just not get the messages? > > I'm sure there are a lot of us newbies that would like to know places to buy or trade aroids.... > > Perhaps we could add a page to the IAS site? Or does everyone guard their sources? > > I know about Plant Delights, Glasshouse Works, Paul Christian, > AgriStarts, and Zone 10. Any others? > > Sometimes I get lost in the "links" section while looking for sources. (She admitted sheepishly) > > If you would rather email me privately, that would be great! > Thanks! > > Susan Cooper +More > Wisconsin, USA zone 5 > scooper@cooperpower.com Susan I have spare drucunculas at the moment .they are sitting on the table now ,they are not big ,but I could spare one to a good home. Paul

From: "George R Stilwell, Jr." <grsjr at juno.com> on 1999.06.15 at 02:53:39(3437) Susan, For Arisaema, Dracunculus, etc. try Jacques Amand 1-800-452-5414 will get you a catalog. +More For Arisaema, Dracunculus, Helicodiceros, Zantedeschia try Avon Bulbs (0460) 42177 (UK) For Arisaema, Trillium and much more try Don Jacobs Eco Gardens 1-404-294-6468 For Arisaema & Asarum try Asiatica 1-717-938-8677 For Arisaema. etc. there's also Algy's Herbs http://www.algy.com Similarly, there's Munchkin Nursery http://www.munchkinnursery.com For first class seeds try Gardens North Seeds 1-613-489-0065 and, if you're adventurous, there's KaiChen Nursery in China www.chenyiplants.com.cn Don't forget Herronswood Nursery on the west coast and of course Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut, THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE, Your Source for Tropical Araceae in Florida. And there are lots more. Ray ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

From: Bob Burns <bobburns61 at yahoo.com> on 1999.06.15 at 03:06:58(3441) Susan and aroiders: I think a plant exchange list would be a fantastic idea. Many things clump up and need division from time to time, and then we run out of space in small gardens for them, etc. And we can all save money by bartering or selling low. +More --- Susan Cooper wrote: > I don't think I've been getting all my mail- did > people mail Stacy privately about where to buy bulbs > or did I just not get the messages? > > I'm sure there are a lot of us newbies that would > like to know places to buy or trade aroids.... > > Perhaps we could add a page to the IAS site? Or > does everyone guard their sources? > > I know about Plant Delights, Glasshouse Works, Paul > Christian, > AgriStarts, and Zone 10. Any others? > > Sometimes I get lost in the "links" section while > looking for sources. (She admitted sheepishly) > > If you would rather email me privately, that would > be great! > Thanks! > > > Susan Cooper > Wisconsin, USA zone 5 > scooper@cooperpower.com > > > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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