Re: Arisaema saxatile

From: "Sue Zunino" <suez at Northcoast.com> on 1998.05.31 at 21:31:00(2217) Dear All, Well....it's the grand 'bunny' award for me, but in all honesty I have to say that Judy made me do it. I apologize, and I know she won't let me do= it again.......because she probably won't speak to me again, but don't be a 'bunny' and hit the 'send' key before you see WHO'S going to get the note....and anyone who might be interested in Zantedeschia 'Green Goddess= ' may let me know. I am watching my sister's plant for seed. If it produc= es some, I'll send as many as I can to anyone who is interested. Actual see= ds will depend on the plant, but don't hesitate to ask. Hi Judy! Ü Sue Zunino +More -----Original Message----- To: suez@northcoast.com Date: Sunday, May 31, 1998 6:52 AM Subject: Re: Arisaema saxatile >Hi Judy! > >My seeds arrived today. Thank you! I'm really surprised that they are = dry >seeds. Most Arisaemas have fruit seeds that need to be kept damp. So y= ou >think I could start them in my greenhouse, or do you think I should seed >them directly outside so that they will become accustomed to my native >temps. by fall? How are you going to start yours, and what type of >surroundings will you eventually plant them in? These are hardy aren't >they? > >>came >across this aroid beauty: Arisaema saxatile which is fragrant >http://www.rareplants.co.uk/china/arisaema.htm< > >For some reason I can't access this page through 'the server' it says, i= s >there another way I can access it? I really want to see what you're talking >about......and then I'll want one too. > >Thanks very much for all the seeds. I'm still trying to decide where to >plant them. I have some planning to do for a seed bed, and Bill is goin= g to >help me put up a fence around a nursery where the Wolf can't go. > >I'm going to check on the Zantedeschia 'Green Goddess' hopefully tomorro= w. >I'll let you know what the scoop is on that. > >Sue > >

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