Re: Panama again

From: Neil Carroll zzamia at hargray.com> on 2001.04.30 at 16:14:07(6326) I just returned from Panama this past january and found 2 individuals of dracontium. Two different species. Dracontium is rather difficult to locate due to its naturally rare disposition. Neil +More -----Original Message----- To: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L Date: Monday, April 30, 2001 9:39 AM Subject: Panama again Dear all, esp. Julius Boos, below you find a request that I mailed a few weeks ago. Getting no reply so far, I already thought that there are no tuberous aroids in Central Amercica (excuse my ingnorance from which you see that I am still a novice in aroid matters...). >From the enthuseastic mail from Julius Boos about Fairchild Gardens I learned that this obviously is not the case; or is Panama just the wrong place for Dracontiums? So again: Is there any chance to find something like D. pitterii or Dracontium gigas in Panama and get it to Germany ??? (Still) Any suggestion highly appreciated! Cheers, Bernhard. StroWi schrieb: > Dear all, > > my sister is going to Panama. > > Are there any tuberous aroids in Panama which she can send to Germany. (I > guess > that taking them with her is difficult, since she travels back via the USA.) > > An suggestion where to get or purchase something is highly appreciated. > > Thanks in advance, > Bernhard. > > StroWi@t-online is: > Bernhard Strolka > Alte Dorfstr. 33A > 31311 Uetze/ OT Dollbergen > Germany

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