Carol Vargas

David Hernick wrote:I recommend The Citrus Clonal Protection Program, http://ccpp.ucr.edu/  I just got bud wood for red flesh finger lime.  They are really professional and you know the budwood is clean.

Hi David
Thanks for you good info, I try to purchase some budwood from them and I really would like, but I'm out to the United State and they ask for US identification.


Thanks

Hi all!

Looking for finger lime seeds or cutting

Have different tropical seeds to exchange

Kaffir lime seeds
Adenium
Ketembillas
Anon reticulata
manikara

and many others
Thanks

Joseph Bataille wrote:

Carol Vargas wrote:Hi, Joseph

I'm from DR and I have the same problem, it is a quite hard to find good info about organic planting

Great Carol! It's good to hear from such a close neighbor! (I'm Haitian). What's your current project? I'm working on designing a food forest... although very slowly due to work commitments.

Oh, great! I have a small farm, and I grow my own veggies with my family help, also I sell some of them.

Most I have now some Lettuces, fuit that maybe you have there,
At this moments I have plant

Different kind of pepper like Cubanela, ojo de pajaro (Birds Eye pepper), tomatoes, we call "Tomates de ensalda" the bigger
Cashew nut, basil, cucumber, spinach, asparagus and another else.

Hi, Joseph

I'm from DR and I have the same problem, it is a quite hard to find good info about organic planting

Sometimes I use the USDA Zone Map, just to know I kind of vegetable I can plant.
I find really good info about organic culture, but always in English

Well I hope we can find more caribbean planters