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Re: madan tamang catalog
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From: ggusman at ulb.ac.be (guy gusman) on 1997.03.06 at 15:07:32(467)
Hello,
Just a precision: I have been satisfied with the corms and seed I got las
autumn. But, up to now, I have not been able to identify them as they are
still dormant. I use their FAX and paid by means of International Post
Money Order.
Regards,
G. Gusman
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>Jean, Here's the augmented posting on Madan Tamag.
>................................................
>Arisaema Source:
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>Madan Tamang
>4 Dr. Zakir Hussain Road
>Darjeeling 734 101
>West Bengal, India
>Tel: (0354) 2698
>
>A new nursery that opened last summer. They also organize treks and
>travels in this area (Darjeeling, E Nepal, Sikkim).
>
> All prices in U.S. dollars.
>
> Seed: Corms:
>
> A. concinnum 2.00 2.00
> A. consanguineum 2.00 2.00
> A. costatum 3.00
> A. echinatum 3.00
> A. echinatum 3.00
> A. erubescens 2.00 3.00
> A. exappendiculatum 4.00
> A. flavum 5.00
> A. galeatum 2.00 3.00
> A. griffithii 1.00 2.50
> A. intermedium 2.00 2.50
> A. jacquemontii 2.00 3.00
> A. nepenthoides 1.00 2.00
> A. ochraceum = A nepenthoides 1.00 2.50
> A. ostiolatum 3.00 3.00
> A. propinquum 3.00
> A. speciosum 1.00 2.00
> A. tortuosum 2.00 2.00
> A. utile = A. verrucosum v. utile 1.00
> A. verrucosum 3.00 3.00
> A. vexillatum 3.00
>
> There are 10 to 12 seed per packet..
>
>For tubers you must supply an IMPORT PERMIT, a consignment letter,
>and 50% advance payment. Some European countries do not require an
>Import Permit. A consignment letter is just a letter ordering the
>corms/seed.
>An Import permit is not required for seed.
>
>Postage, packing, and forwarding charges are extra as applicable.
>
>A. flavum will not be shipped until next season. Orders for tubers must
>reach the nursery by the month of June. Corms are dispatched
>
>You will note that quite a few unusual species are offered.
>
>Madan offers a catalog which includes other Himalayan plants.
>
>Although I have no personal experience with this supplier, Arisaema
>expert Guy Gusman finds both their seed and corms to be of excellent
>quality and properly identified. With regard to shipping costs, Guy
>payed him beforehand by means of a draft from my bank to an Indian bank.
>He doesn't remember which one.
>
>But, when about to send them, Madan gave
>the P&P amount and Guy had to make a second payment, that implies
>unnecessary costs. Ask Madan the final amount +P&P beforehand and also
>which Indian Bank to make the transfer to.
>
>Avoid a check included in an envelope. Mail is often erratic in India:
>FAX and
>direct bank transfers usually work well.
>
>Mailing costs were high because Madan used a private and very quick
>service:
>it was the KLM (Dutch Flight Company). All corms were in perfect
>condition
>when Guy received them arrived in Brussels.
>..........................................................................
>
>Ray
>GRSJr@Juno.com
>Ray
>GRSJr@Juno.com
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