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  1. SunnyDayGirl
    04-03-2010 09:12 AM - permalink
    SunnyDayGirl
    Happy Easter my friend....

  2. Diane
    04-02-2010 06:21 PM - permalink
    Diane
    That's a Lubber alright. Squoosh him, squoosh him quick! For the love of your garden. Those things will even eat Aloe arborescens plants!

    Beth...I do try killing these...I did find they will destroy a garden/yard...Thanks bunches!
  3. RiverRock
    03-31-2010 12:11 PM - permalink
    RiverRock
  4. gone_tropical
    03-24-2010 03:30 PM - permalink
    gone_tropical
    thanks for the picture comment for my nest anthurium
    I do know the name of the mother plant and was told the seeds would produce that plant.

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  • About lorax
    Location
    Ambato, Ecuador USDA 13
    Want List
    Burgundy Bush Beans, Sweet Corn of all kinds, Fancy Lettuces, Mesclun salad mix, Smaller squashes, Medicinals of all kinds, Herbs of all kinds, Calendulas, Comfrey, Borage, and I'm open to offers.
    Have List
    Numerous edible Passionfruits, Naranjillas, Tree Tomatoes, Datura, Starch corn of several types, Aji peppers, Papayas, Altitude-tolerant Citrus, Plums, Durazno, and Pears, and a whole host of other things - if it's a seeded tropical, ask me about it. I may just have it in stock.
    Biography
    I'm a formerly Canadian conservationist living in Ecuador; Lorax is my job description (I do actually speak for trees, most of them endangered or threatened.) I'm a plant nut, and try to grow everything I'm going to eat when at all possible. I also refuse to believe what anybody says about hardiness zones, and as such I'm often found trying to grow things that perhaps shouldn't be attempted where I'm living. For example, I'm currently trying to grow bananas at 3,000 meters of altitude, in a desert. I'm also trying Hops in the tropics; I get the feeling that if they'll ever sprout for me, I'll have a hard time controlling them. In Canada, I used to grow palm trees outdoors in USDA Zone 3a.

    I edit, typset, and design an international magazine on Bananas (www.bananasquarterly.ec - insert shameless self-promotion here) and am a member of the International Aroid Society. I'm also a certified orchid freak, although my orchidarium is a bit sparse at the moment (I'm still trying to figure out what will survive at this altitude; the answer seems to be not a whole heck of a lot.)
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    Bananas Quarterly - Everything You Wanted To Know About Bananas (*but didn't know who to ask)
    The Forums at Bananas Quarterly - A Truly International Banana Gathering Place

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