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I have checked with Raintree, Burntridge, and OneGreenWorld.Thekla McDaniels wrote:Have you checked with Raintree Nursery.
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Thekla McDaniels wrote:The seeds that came from Kashmir have now spent 2 or 3 winters in the ground, only the first winter were they heavily mulched. Now at the end of their growing season, they are small shrubs 2-3 feet high. They are healthy. There was no sign of developing blossom on any of them this year. I have about half the number I planted out.
yet another victim of Obsessive Weeding Disorder
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Works at a residential alternative high school in the Himalayas SECMOL.org . "Back home" is Cape Cod, E Coast USA.
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Kyrt Ryder wrote:
EDIT: oh wow, we've already had this conversation once.
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Kyrt Ryder wrote:I'd intended to address that question to Rebecca who provided your seeds rather than you.
Time to pull my foot out of my mouth
Thekla McDaniels wrote:Well, never mind that, Kyrt. Rebecca did get me some seeds from Kashmir, but I think she had to travel to get them, and I wonder if they know things like numbers of hours, and such. They are more likely to grow their land race poms, which is why I was interested in them, and so glad she could gt some for me.
Works at a residential alternative high school in the Himalayas SECMOL.org . "Back home" is Cape Cod, E Coast USA.
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My opinions are barely worth the paper they are written on here, but hopefully they can spark some new ideas, or at least a different train of thought
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