seeds

From: MJ Hatfield <oneota at ames.net> on 1996.12.30 at 03:43:39(25) To all, I have a friend in Slovakia who is a member of IAS but does not have Internet access to Aroid-L. She is a veterinarian who likes plants, particularly aroids. She has saved some money and would like to buy seeds/tubers of the following: Arum palaestinum +More Arisaema griffithii Caladium Little Miss Muffet Her name and address are as follows: Alzbeta (Betty) Pecarova Ceska 50 04001 Kosice Slovakia I'm sure she would enjoy hearing from any aroid enthusiast but if you know where she can buy seeds/tubers, we would both appreciate your writing to her. Thanking you all very much. MJ Hatfield

From: Pugturd at aol.com on 1999.12.14 at 05:43:01(3945) Hello this is Brian Williams. I have heard from about 4 to 5 people so far on the seeds. The place I will be ordering from is sending me a list of the available seeds. So the price may go down a little. I will also take off a few of the easy to get plants like Philodendron cordatum oxycardum. Which is the only one I have been told of for right now? I will hope to see a few more people chip in. I have enjoyed getting this together and I hope to see it work. +More I will wait for 3 to 4 weeks for everyone that wants to get the seeds to e-mail me. If at that time their is enough. I will email each one telling exactly how much that each person will have to pay. I would like everyone to know I am not making any money from this. I thank everyone for their help. I hope to hear form you. THANKS

From: MAIL13A/SHU%SHU at shu.edu on 2000.08.07 at 18:41:40(5251) I'll try to resend this: Rob McClure writes>>>>>>>>>>>>Hi all, I have seeds of the following aroids. Anyone out there want to trade for +More some of their seeds ? I like arisaema and amorphs. especially but not exclusively (sorry nothing too ordinary please). Seeds to trade : Anchomanes difformis Nephthytis poissonii Arum maculatum Zantedeschia albomaculata Arisaema Kaichen A26 ('98)...possibly A.serratum ? cheers from cold and wet Melbourne (thankfully NOT the Olympic City !) Rob. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob McClure Department of Biological Sciences Monash University (Clayton Campus) Victoria Australia 3800>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Rob (and fellow Aroiders and AEGers): I don't have much in the way of seeds, but here is how I'm doing now and what I may have to offer: Arisaema triphyllum and Arum italicum pictum - I have lots of seed of this but more even better - mentioned later. Arisaema flavum - lots of 1 year old bulblets and offshoots. The AEG seedex was very generous to me this year and I got nearly 100% germination with this species. My own seed of flavum did not fare as well, but the parents produced offsets. AEG seedex's Arisaema amurense and consanguineum did well also and kiushianum produced some 5 leafleters! I can have a few of those to spare when they go dormant. Serratum from the seedex unfortunately produced only 1 of what looks like a dormant tuberlet (came out of the seed, never saw a leaf) and 2 yamatense were always weak and I can't find any sign of them now. All were growing/are growing in identical conditions. The A-28 for me was a wonderful serratum. It seems to have selfed (there were a few stamens at the top of the pistils in the spadix) but then the seed stalk collapsed before maturity. How can I post a picture? OK now, my attempts at hybrid seed this year did not go as well as planned. Many stalks collapsed (incompatability? naysayers may say so). Arisama candidissimum in bloom mid-June 2000, pollinated by consanguineum DJHC 009, is still holding fruit. An albescent triphyllum crossed with candidissimum has just been harvested, and I've gotten a few germinations from triphyllum by taiwanense. I think I'll hold on to these for a while. I do have some triphyllum tubers that grew from December to March and should be ready to come out of the refridgerator now. They will pop right up in bloom within 2 weeks when removed. Most I plan for our autumn season here in the garden but they could be available to you for your springtime. I've also dug up some dormant Arum italicum pictum tubers, they'll come up in October. There is one especially beautifully marked leaf form from Ellen Hornig of Seneca Hill Perennials. They've all multiplied well. Then of course there is Sauromatum venosum - the voodoo lily. Bring a bushel basket to my yard and harvest your own! Take my voodoo lily, please! Bonaventure Magrys Dept. of Grad. Med. Ed./Neuroscience Seton Hall University South Orange, NJ 07079 magrysbo@shu.edu

From: "Larsens Planteimport" <5014436m001 at stofanet.dk> on 2004.06.20 at 18:38:53(11636) Hello all Can some of you tell why A. hewitii seeds is so little and why A. titan seed is so big. Ole G. Larsen +More Grenaa Denmark 5014436m001@stofanet.dk or mail@lilies.dk Homepage http://www.lilies.dk Lilypage http://users.cybercity.dk/~dko11523/ ---------------------------------------- Min mail er beskyttet af SPAMfighter 708 spam mails er blokeret indtil videre. Hent gratis www.spamfighter.dk i dag!

From: "Wilbert Hetterscheid (prive)" <hetter at worldonline.nl> on 2004.06.20 at 19:41:50(11637) In fact the thing is that titanum seed is big and hewittii seed normal. Other big ones are eburneus and brachyphyllus. Most Amorphs have seeds the size of hewittii. Wilbert +More > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: aroid-l-owner@lists.ncsu.edu > [mailto:aroid-l-owner@lists.ncsu.edu]Namens Larsens Planteimport > Verzonden: zondag 20 juni 2004 20:39 > Aan: aroid-l@lists.ncsu.edu > Onderwerp: [aroid-l] seeds > > > Hello all > Can some of you tell why A. hewitii seeds is so little and > why A. titan seed > is so big. > > Ole G. Larsen > Grenaa > Denmark > 5014436m001@stofanet.dk > or > mail@lilies.dk > > Homepage http://www.lilies.dk > > Lilypage http://users.cybercity.dk/~dko11523/ > > > ---------------------------------------- > Min mail er beskyttet af SPAMfighter > 708 spam mails er blokeret indtil videre. > Hent gratis www.spamfighter.dk i dag! >

From: "Agoston Janos" <agoston.janos at citromail.hu> on 2007.01.27 at 17:54:55(15176) Dear All, I wonder if anybody have the Seeds book of Peter Loewer, or any books on seeds. Any comments on this book is wellcome, if it contains some information on Aroids please do not hesitate to tell me! Bye, Jani +More _______________________________________________ Aroid-l mailing list Aroid-l@gizmoworks.com http://www.gizmoworks.com/mailman/listinfo/aroid-l

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