Re: Miami Area Resources

From: Jim Singer jsinger at igc.org> on 2000.09.07 at 22:29:48(5372) this reply is from florida's better ceast. if you've read 'the orchid thief,' you might want to explore the fakahatchee strand state park near naples [and if you haven't read the orchid thief, shame on you] as well as the corkscrew swamp sanctuary. +More At 02:05 PM 9/7/00 -0500, Albert Huntington wrote: >Aroiders, > >I believe this topic may have come up before, but as responses tend to be >private and therefore not archived, I am asking it again. > >After talking to some of us who will be traveling from afar to the Miami area >for the IAS Show and Sale, I know that many of us are trying to figure out >where else in the Miami area we might want to visit should we happen to have >any cash left after the Show and Sale. > >Could some of the many Floridians on the list suggest some nurseries to visit >in the Miami area, keeping in mind that a lot of us are no doubt interested in >various rare/exotic plants, and not exclusively Aroids? > >Some suggestions in the past have been: Dewey Fisk's place, Palm Hammock >Orchid Estate, Zone Ten nursery. I am hoping to see some more in the same >vein. > >Thanks in advance. >--Albert > > > >===== >Albert Huntington San Jose, CA U.S.A. > Visit my greenhouse at: >http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Jungle/1436 >----------------------------------------------- > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! >http://mail.yahoo.com/ > > Himself @ jsinger@peacenet.org

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