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RE: Amorphophallus species source

From: Don Burns-EPUR01 <Don_Burns-EPUR01 at email.mot.com> on 1997.08.25 at 15:43:41(1088)
That's 12 steps . . . . .
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To: Burns-EPUR01 Don
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Subject: Re: Amorphophallus species source
>I probably need another plant addiction like I need another hole in the
>head, but what I've seen so far of the aroids is intriguing. At first
>glance I had assumed that most of them were tropical plants, but it sounds
>like a few would be hardy in my USDA zone 7b-8. Thanks again.
>
>-Donald
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>Donald Mosser
Donald,
Like one of the 10 steps.... admit your addiction and enjoy... At last
count, I had over 50 plant families in the collection.... It is not all
aroids... But, what a nice addiction...
Dewey
Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut
THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE

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