Trees, Shrubs and Conifers: Conifers from Seed - Have you started any?, 1 by WigglyPaw
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WigglyPaw wrote: Hi Gang Has anyone done business with Angelgrove here? They have Himelayan White Pine, Japanese Zelkovas, and many other fine conifers. Also rare ones and J.Maples, I love the "moon" leaf one. These are seeds by the way. I am also looking for Eucalyptus globulus( not compactus.) I think they might have that too, I need to go back to their web site and check. I would love to trade or pay for postage, shipping and handling forsome pines and some trees. I used to have a pseudocupressocyparis I think that was its name, it was a weeping flat fan spray array of cupresses scales. It was very pretty. I managed to kill it. I had to transplant it from upstate NY to Long Island, and I did something to it. The tips started going brown, and no matter if I watered or fed, it just bit the bullet, I think. I moved to Michigan before it looked worse. Maybe its still alive. I don't know, but I think about it all the time. I have my DH go to the local nurseries and ask the nursery workers for all their old cells and flats and no.2's. We bring em home and soak them in bleach soln. before we use them. We are trying this year to build (LOL i wrote plant a greenhouse) a greenhouse. Well if anyone would like some SASBE or "larger", please let me know. I love trees, and need them like crazy. I love Green Giant thujas also. I adore Leyland cypresses, all types and they grow nicely here too. My secret pals are Norway Spruces, and I have some Metasequoias glyptostroboides that call me "mom". I also adore my Douglas Firs. I am thinking about putting in an allee' of 400 feet of Siberian Spruces. I have about a few weeks before I make up my mind. Can anyone recommend a fantastic tree book for me? I have my succulents series and also some mighty giant Exoticas for plants, but no real great one for trees. I love to look at pictures of real big trees in natural settings. Well, thanks for all your help with any of the above! Hurry up Spring! Sheri |