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If you are looking for something exotic-looking and tasty, why not go with our North American native, paw-paw?Thanks Carolyn, in my garden grows Asimina triloba. Now I'm looking for basically what I showed in the first message.
Carolyn
Sorry sir, season was endingI know that the season is over ... I wish I had seen your sale before
Kadsura coccinea addedI have long been looking for fresh seeds of this
I have a couple seedlings if you're interested (I think it's the wrong time of year for seeds) also you need male and female trees to get the nutsPM sent
They are very cold hardy and grow in cities like Dublin and Auckland.But I heard that they can not stand the strong cold.
Bunyas date back to the Jurassic and approach 150 feet in large specimens. The nuts are a bit like potato and chestnut mixed and the cones are colossal. They are subtropical and pretty tough.I really like the way they look. I thought of growing it in a greenhouse as a houseplant.
I'm looking to buy some seeds from Forest House Cameroon but I don't have an import permit. Is anyone also about to order from them and if so can I piggy-back off of your permit?I am also very interested in their seeds. Maybe I can come up with something to make a purchase. I will inform you.
