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1. Re: Need some advice for aroids in outdoor condition climate
zone 7 (Sheldon Hatheway)
2. Re: OT: id this non-aroid plant? (piaba)
3. Re: Need some advice for aroids in outdoor condition climate
zone 7 (RAYMOMATTLA at cs.com)
4. Re: OT: id this non-aroid plant? (mossytrail)

Message: 1
Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 10:46:53 -0800 (PST)
From: Sheldon Hatheway
Subject: Re: [Aroid-l] Need some advice for aroids in outdoor
condition climate zone 7
To: Discussion of aroids
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Here in Canby, OR, USA, in a similar zone as yours, we successfully grow Dracunculus vulgaris and Arum italicum (in addition to the ones you mentioned) in the ground all year. They do just fine with a little winter mulch if it gets below 20F. Both of these are available from most of the larger mail-order nurseries. A Google search will give you more leads than you could ever look at in a normal lifetime. We also grow a number of hardy orchids outside: Bletilla, Pleione, Calanthe, Dactylorhiza, Roscoea, Spiranthes, etc. Some of these do well in full sun, and some appreciate a little light shade during the hot summer afternoons.

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From: Franck
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Subject: [Aroid-l] Need some advice for aroids in outdoor condition climate zone 7

I would like to put some aroids in outdoor condition in the garden. I
am in a climate zone 7, with hot summer and severe winter (around -10?C
in average to the lower level). What could you advice me as species ? I
have retained some ones but it is just to be sure (Arisaema sp.,
Typhonium sp., Symplocarpus sp. are the genus I have for example. I
don't write the species because the list is long). And to finish, how
or where can I found some specimens adapted in culture outdoor ?

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Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 18:08:40 -0800 (PST)
From: piaba
Subject: Re: [Aroid-l] OT: id this non-aroid plant?
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Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 23:58:48 EST
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Franck, you could always try some of the more tropical genera like
Colocasia, Alocasia and Remusatia. All have a few species that can overwinter
underground in zone 7. Also a few of the Amorphophallus and I even know a few people
who over winter Philodendron bippenatifidum in zone 7. Those will dieback to
the ground every winter but given a well drained spot will come back with
full force in spring.
Where are you located?

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Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2008 18:05:36 -0800
From: "mossytrail"
Subject: Re: [Aroid-l] OT: id this non-aroid plant?
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> I've now found a couple of other pictures and I agree with
> Jonathan - this looks like a wonderful plant. I love
> gesneriads and this looks like one I want to grow, along
> with several others in the genus I ran across during my
> earlier searches.
>
> Steve

Speaking of Costa Rican plants from the vicinity of Arenal,
I would love to get my hands on Peperomia hernandiifolia.

I don't suppose you have any pics of AROIDS from there? I
remember some huge Xanthosoma, as in taller than I, with a
banana-like trunk. It was undescribed at the time, but I
think it may have been described by now.

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Hello, Franck,=

Here in Canby, OR, USA, in a similar zone as yours, we successfully=
grow Dracunculus vulgaris and Arum italicum (in addition to the ones you m=
entioned) in the ground all year. They do just fine with a little win=
ter mulch if it gets below 20F. Both of these are available from most=
of the
larger mail-order nurseries. A Google search will give you more lead=
s than you could ever look at in a normal lifetime. We also grow a nu=
mber of hardy orchids outside: Bletilla, Pleione, Calanthe, Dactylorh=
iza, Roscoea, Spiranthes, etc. Some of these do well in full sun, and=
some appreciate a little light shade during the hot summer afternoons.
=

Sheldon

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From: Franck < ref="mailto:fradnai at free.fr" ymailto="mailto:fradnai at free.fr">fradnai at f=
ree.fr>
To: Discussion of aroids <aroid-l at gizmoworks.=
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Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 4:45:54 AM
Subject: [Ar=
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Hello all,

I would like=
to put some aroids in outdoor condition in the garden. I
am in a climat=
e
zone 7, with hot summer and severe winter (around -10?C
in average to t=
he lower level). What could you advice me as species ? I
have retained s=
ome ones but it is just to be sure (Arisaema sp.,
Typhonium sp., Symploc=
arpus sp. are the genus I have for example. I
don't write the species be=
cause the list is long). And to finish, how
or where can I found some sp=
ecimens adapted in culture outdoor ?

Thanks a lot for your help
<=
BR>Franck

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Franck RADNAI - Climate Zone 7

Web site : http://fradnai.free.fr/
Photos :=
http://=
picasaweb.google.fr/Franck54280

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48?47'14" Nord

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at first i th=
ought it was a gesneriad but the leaves
totally threw me off.

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Franck, you could always try some of the more tropical=
genera like
Colocasia, Alocasia and Remusatia. All have a few sp=
ecies that can
overwinter
underground in zone 7. Also a few of the Amorphophall=
us and I even know a few people
who over winter Philodendron bippenatif=
idum in zone 7. Those will dieback to
the ground every winter but=
given a well drained spot will come back with
full force in spring.&nb=
sp;
Where are you located?

Michael M.

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> I've now found a couple of other pictures an=
d I agree with
> Jonathan - this looks like a wonderful plant. =
I love
> gesneriads and this looks like one I want to grow, alo=
ng
> with several others in the genus I ran across during my >> earlier searches.
>
> Steve

Speaking of Costa Ri=
can plants from the vicinity of Arenal,
I would love to get my hands on =
Peperomia hernandiifolia.

I don't suppose you have any pics of AROID=
S from there? I
remember some huge Xanthosoma, as in taller than I=
, with a
banana-like trunk. It was undescribed at the time, but
I
think it may have been described by now.

Jason "hernandiifolia=
"(i.e., Hernandez)
Naturalist-at-Large

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