heteroclada seeds

[gdr41]

I have a few heteroclada seeds to trade.

[Thuja]

Any idea how fresh the seeds are? Thanks.

[Iowaboo]

HAVE: heteroclada seeds
Posted by gdr41 pa. z6 (My Page) on Thu, Jan 26, 06 at 20:52


I have a few heteroclada seeds to trade. common name water bamboo, cold hardy to -5, grows well in wet areas. will trade for seeds, rhizomes, seedlings .



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RE: HAVE: heteroclada seeds
Posted by: manideva 6arkansas (My Page) on Thu, Jan 26, 06 at 22:39

How fresh are your seeds? I have a number of different bamboos. Sasa palmata, phyllostachys, and plieoblastus.
Lets talk?



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RE: HAVE: heteroclada seeds
Posted by: gdr41 pa. z6 (My Page) on Fri, Jan 27, 06 at 14:59

I don't know exactly. I traded for the seeds late fall last year, I had them in the frig since. The seeds I started had a good return.



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RE: HAVE: heteroclada seeds
Posted by: hello_c_j_here z7 NC (My Page) on Fri, Jan 27, 06 at 18:20

I have some moso... let me know.
Thanks
CJ

via gardenweb bamboo exchange

[rfgpitt]

Those that found heteroclada seeds in the mail from me, have gdr41 to thank!!!!

Everyone including myself has had good success with his seeds so far. Have not heard from Bill though.

[gdr41]

Glad everyone is enjoying them. And glad they are still viable.

[bambooweb]

Thanks for the seeds.
So far 17 of my seeds have sprouted and it looks like the ones soaked overnight have twice the germination rate over the ones planted without soaking.

Bill

[Iowaboo]

Those that found heteroclada seeds in the mail from me, have gdr41 to thank!!!!

Well, Thanks to rfgpitt via gdr41, I might have more heteroclada plants running around on my place than all my other species combined


I'm scared momma

[BooKing]

There's no reason to be scared
When you see the boo all around you like a corn maze, that's when you start to worry.

[Iowaboo]

When you see the boo all around you like a corn maze

Before cutting poles, obtain permission from the landowner. Then stick a compass in your pocket. Traveling in a canebrake is like walking through a forest of side-by-side fishing poles; and since everything looks the same in all directions, a tract of cane is a likely place in which to get lost.

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/print?id ... type=story

We would travel for a whole day without seeing anything but bamboos. In many regions progress was slow and I was thankful to follow elephant herds that had trampled their way through the denser places with the ease of a man walking through a cornfield

http://www.manofthetrees.org/HTMLS/lostinbamboo.htm


I think that would be cool to have a grove where one could momentarily get lost in it