Re: Miami Area Resources

From: "patricia frank" tricia_frank at hotmail.com> on 2000.09.12 at 04:30:27(5414) >More on the nursery vein, the best are at the show. If you are up in the >Dewy area there are several. For palm and cycads and lots of other goodies >Jeff Searle and his brother have a great one at 6640 S.W. 172 Ave. Fort >Lauderdale. Webb site palms@rainforestcollection.com. Another member Joseph >Fondeur- Tropical Paradise -5060 S.W. 76 Ave, Davie e-mail >tpnursery@aol.com. >We are working on a list of things to do and see in South Florida and also >some gardens to visit. >All members are invited to my garden about a mile from FTG for a view of a >little bit of my paradise and we hope to add other gardens. >Anyone want to volunteer theirs ? >I hope to add as an attachment, the feature plant for the show, it will be >available at the show and the auction and mail order after that. We are looking forward to meeting so many of our members at this show,it should be very special. See you all soon, Tricia +More >From: Aroideae@aol.com >Reply-To: aroid-l@mobot.org >To: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L >Subject: Re: Miami Area Resources >Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2000 16:40:19 -0500 (CDT) > >dear albert, > >here a couple of good ones although i've not visited either in a couple of >years. >----ernesto's good earth, 6901 SW 97th Ave., miami. (305)279-4665. >----jerry horne, 10195 SW 70th St., miami. (305) 270-1235. > >ernesto's offers and amazing range of rare plants of all sorts. jerry >horne >has many aroids and rare ferns. > >have fun! >lynn hannon > > 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 > >> > _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

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