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Anyone Down Under Willing to Send Crinum pedunculatum
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Posted by fairview 8, McKinney TX (My Page) on Fri, Jul 24, 09 at 15:41
| Seeds not the plants. I've found a few folks growing them bu they won't let go of any seeds. They're replanting them for more plants to increase their plant inventory for future sales. |
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RE: Anyone Down Under Willing to Send Crinum peduncula
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| It is unethical to ask that Australians breach our quarentine regulations by sending you seeds in the mail. They would be in a great deal of trouble if they were detected. |
RE: Anyone Down Under Willing to Send Crinum peduncula
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| Hello Fairview, I too am looking for Crinum pend. It is not illegal to export seeds from Australia, tourist shops sell them all round WA and there are plenty of people doing so commercially, with sites on internet and they have not been closed down by the Australian authorities - so much to Greg Plenty's remarks. In Europe, try Paul Christian in Wrexham (Wales)- look around Christmas, as I see he has now taken down the stuff on Aussie Orchids which was there until about Easter. |
RE: Anyone Down Under Willing to Send Crinum peduncula
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| Before I posted I checked with the Australian Native Plant Society (ANPSA). Plants would require a phyto certificate but seeds are okay. ANPSA provided me a list a seed exporters but none listed C. Pend. and there is no requirement for a phyto certificate on their sites for seeds either. I assume because it is either out of season or like my Crinum species, it has an extremely short shelf life. |
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