pbs Digest, Vol 42, Issue 2

Rules about shipping plant materials overseas are determined largely by the 
country of destination--although we have some too--and they all differ. 
Nobody wants a new plague.  Adam


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>   1. Dracunculus vulgaris (Mary Gutierrez)
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> Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2006 12:10:34 -0700
> From: Mary Gutierrez <norwesgard@earthlink.net>
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> Hi all --
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> "Vulgaris" is the operative word, here. My large clump will be going
> dormant soon, so if anyone in the US would like to grow their own
> "Dragon Arum" please let me know. They are a fun plant to grow, so
> long as they aren't near an open window or doorway! I always have
> abundant tubers that I can pop in the mail. I read that they are
> hardy to zone 5b.
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> Here in Seattle, their mottled stems emerge in February or March;
> they bloom in June and go dormant in July.
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> Mary Gutierrez
> Seattle, WA Zone 8b (Last winter my low was 17F (-8C).)
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> PS -- I don't know the rules about shipping overseas, hence the
> shipping in the US. If it is legal, I can send them anywhere. I'm
> sure some of you know more about this than I do. I'm fairly new to
> this group.
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