Hi we are looking for herbs both In-edible and Edible.
some of the herbs we are in search of are
belladona
english mandrake
datura
st. johns wort
soapwort
foxglove
UPPDATE:
lookinf for
rue
and mugwart also
we are also intrested in all varities of orchid
Rowan tree sappling
If you have any of these please
Pm us and we will see if we can make a deal
or if you know where we can order them from that would be helpful too thanks
Carolyn and Jon
Herbs both inedible and edible
Last edited by Chaesman on Mon Nov 22, 2010 9:17 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Orchids are only RARELY grown from seed. Cuttings are the more normal form of propagation.
My original cymbidium (1991?) was a cutting. I've divided it several times since then and have given away at least fourteen individual plants, each with at least three rhizomes. I still have the mother plant--she has maybe nine or ten rhizomes right now--and four or five daughter plants from the most recent division, Fall 2008.
I very much doubt that you'll receive offers of orchid seeds, in short.
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
My original cymbidium (1991?) was a cutting. I've divided it several times since then and have given away at least fourteen individual plants, each with at least three rhizomes. I still have the mother plant--she has maybe nine or ten rhizomes right now--and four or five daughter plants from the most recent division, Fall 2008.
I very much doubt that you'll receive offers of orchid seeds, in short.
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9
Yes marilyn we are aware of the toxic nature if not handled and grown responsibly we are accually setting up a raised bed with in a Fenced area that is locked that is going to be my wifes personal space that I pretty much stay away from unless invited.. We would never do something to endanger our grandchildren, Pets, or anyone else that may wander up saying oh pretty lets pick.. But seriously thank you for your consern it is truley appreciated
sincerly
Chaesman
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depending on your state, you can get St. John's Wort from [url=https://www.johnnyseeds.com/p-8168-common-st-johnswort.aspx]here[/url]. Sadly, I can't get them in my state
I believe you can also get Rue there as well. I recently ordered from them for some experimenting, and all packages come with estimated seed viability and various tips and directions for growing.[/url]
I believe you can also get Rue there as well. I recently ordered from them for some experimenting, and all packages come with estimated seed viability and various tips and directions for growing.[/url]