Vinegar for weeds
Jadeboy48@aol.com (Sat, 06 Apr 2013 01:33:49 PDT)

Because of the value of some of the things I grow I would prefer not to
publish a list. I know a plant breeder who went shopping, came home and was
missing some unique plants that were not recovered. One plant I am very fond
of is an Operculicarya decaryi bonsai tree growing in a rock about 2 and a
half feet tall. It is a desert tree that dwarfs easily with knarled, nobby
bark. It is around 50 years old now. A favorite bulbous plant would be
Paramongaia weberbaueri. It is an amaryllid from S American with yellow
flowers. My Late partner was also a plant lover and he wanted me to grow as many
seed plants as possible. So right now I just have several hundred species
growing from seeds. But I hope to continue growing for a while yet-Russ H.

In a message dated 4/5/2013 5:30:46 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
zigur@hotmail.com writes:

Botanic gardens are good sources for rare plants?! Hahahahah!

I can think of plenty of unobtainable plants.

Russ, what rare plants do you grow?

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