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Bill,
What happened to the Ph. flexuosa 'Spring Beauty'? I was all excited about that one.
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David wrote:Bill,
What happened to the Ph. flexuosa 'Spring Beauty'? I was all excited about that one.
I don't know why but Ned ended up donating a Phyllostachys bambusoides 'Richard Haubrich' instead of the flexosa.

A couple of other plants from other donors were changed right before the auction started. I guess that just makes things more interesting.

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Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Isn't Sinobambusa tootsik 'Albostriata' a runner? The auction catalog shows it as a clumper.

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Bill, I pushed a picture of the Nuda Localis into the photodatabase if you can load it into the auction.

I have a small Pleioblastus nagashima that I can donate - anyone interested? Mine is about 4-5 feet tall, nice color and forms an interesting shrub. The potted one is maybe a foot tall but I see rhizome at the drainage hole so it should take off.
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bepah wrote:Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Isn't Sinobambusa tootsik 'Albostriata' a runner? The auction catalog shows it as a clumper.

Enquiring minds want to know.....
OK, I did not catch that when I was copy and pasting the information for the auctions. :oops: I did correct that one and a couple of others where I made the same mistake.

Brad I will get Localis photo up when i get back to my office. I'll bid on the Nagashima if you would like to donate it.

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bambooweb wrote:
bepah wrote:Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Isn't Sinobambusa tootsik 'Albostriata' a runner? The auction catalog shows it as a clumper.

Enquiring minds want to know.....
OK, I did not catch that when I was copy and pasting the information for the auctions. :oops: I did correct that one and a couple of others where I made the same mistake.

Brad I will get Localis photo up when i get back to my office. I'll bid on the Nagashima if you would like to donate it.

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Sinobambusa tootsik 'Albostriata' is a modified runner. It does send out "runner" type rhizomes, but then it forms clumps here and there by tillering (I believe that is the term). And yes, I would put it in the "runner" class.
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Brad,

I'll bid on it--Gotta win something this time around.

Steve


I have a small Pleioblastus nagashima that I can donate - anyone interested? Mine is about 4-5 feet tall, nice color and forms an interesting shrub. The potted one is maybe a foot tall but I see rhizome at the drainage hole so it should take off.[/quote]
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how big is the Yushania brevipaniculata 'Wolong' that is in the abs auction i dont belive it has a size on it. unless i'm missing it
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Ok, I know this is to help the ABS, so I threw bids on another couple plants (please don't tell my wife). :)
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Just got 7 more plant donations that I will get up today.

I'll make sure I get the ones that I want to bid on last so no one will see them. :twisted:

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bambooweb wrote:Just got 7 more plant donations that I will get up today.

I'll make sure I get the ones that I want to bid on last so no one will see them. :twisted:

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What's up with all the auctions ending @ 1:00am (Est) Sunday? (and then about an hour later it's still 1:00am for us eastern folks) :wink:

We have to adjust our schedules so you people in the mountains and out west can watch sporting events (even though both teams in the WS were eastern :evil: )
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Ha! I beat you to the punch on one of them, Bill. :lol:
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millerlightman02 wrote:how big is the Yushania brevipaniculata 'Wolong' that is in the abs auction i dont belive it has a size on it. unless i'm missing it
Sorry but I an still waiting on information and photos from Ian. He is taking them to SF in his luggage so they are probably 1 or 2 gallon pots that are ready to be up-potted.
rfgpitt wrote:What's up with all the auctions ending @ 1:00am (Est) Sunday? (and then about an hour later it's still 1:00am for us eastern folks)


Hey I am lazy and I wanted to end the auction on Saturday so I can try and get the information put together and printed out for the conference. I just picked midnight because it was convenient.

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I have the photos up for the Sasamorpha borealis, Borinda nujiangensis, and Yushania brevipaniculata 'Wolong'. I should have photos for the last plants that I added by tomorrow.
There is also a Jiuzhaigou 10 which has yellow canes and is a good contrast next to the red cane Jiuzhaigou.

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