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From: Henry Fieldseth <treehugger53ah at YAHOO.COM>
Subject: Re: A. triphyllum
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George,
I just got your book in the mail.
It is very beautiful, though I haven't gotten much past the pictures yet.
I followed a suggestion here to try buy.com who had the best price I coul=d find.
I also got the new Ariaema book.
So my winter evenings are now scheduled!
--Henry, Minneapolis, MN, USA, the cold of winter finally has arrived but=hardly any snowcover (I'm quite worried about all those roots I planted =last fall!)

"W. George Schmid" <hostahill at BELLSOUTH.NET> wrote:Hi David, Henry,
Here at Hosta Hill I have all size ranges. All grow in the deeps soil (12
inches) of raised beds (Fafard 3B+pine bark mulch+compost+cow manure+a bi=t
of coarse sand+Osmocote with minors+watering when I can). Most grow to 30
cm. I have a number of them coming from a rescued colony I found growing =in
creek clay muck near my home in Tucker that grows to 120 cm (4 feet), wit=h
one reaching 130 cm (a little over 4 feet) in 2002. After many years they
are still BIG with the pseudostem reaching a diameter of 4cm (1.5 inches)=at
the base. I gave Tony a tuber some time ago and Petra Schmidt confirms th=at
the 2002 plant reached the same large proportions. Maybe they will propag=ate
it. A color pic of it is in my new book Encyclopedia of Shade Perennials.
David, please come and see it this spring. Regards George

W. George Schmid
Hosta Hill - Tucker Georgia USA
Zone 7a - 1188 feet AMSL
84-12'-30" West_33-51' North

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From: "Mellard, David"
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Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 8:17 AM
Subject: A. triphyllum


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<P>George,
<P>I just got your book in the mail.
<P>It is very beautiful, though I haven't gotten much past the pictures y=et.
<P>I followed a suggestion here to try buy.com who had the best price I c=ould find.
<P>I also got the new Ariaema book.
<P>So my winter evenings are now scheduled!
<P>--Henry, Minneapolis, MN, USA, the cold of winter finally has arrived =but hardly any snowcover (I'm quite worried about all those roots I plant=ed last fall!)
<P>&nbsp;
<P>&nbsp;<B><I>"W. George Schmid" &lt;hostahill at BELLSOUTH.NET&gt;</I></B>=wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1=010ff 2px solid">Hi David, Henry,<BR>Here at Hosta Hill I have all size r=anges. All grow in the deeps soil (12<BR>inches) of raised beds (Fafard 3=B+pine bark mulch+compost+cow manure+a bit<BR>of coarse sand+Osmocote wit=h minors+watering when I can). Most grow to 30<BR>cm. I have a number of =them coming from a rescued colony I found growing in<BR>creek clay muck n=ear my home in Tucker that grows to 120 cm (4 feet), with<BR>one reaching=130 cm (a little over 4 feet) in 2002. After many years they<BR>are stil=l BIG with the pseudostem reaching a diameter of 4cm (1.5 inches) at<BR>t=he base. I gave Tony a tuber some time ago and Petra Schmidt confirms tha=t<BR>the 2002 plant reached the same large proportions. Maybe they will p=ropagate<BR>it. A color pic of it is in my new book Encyclopedia of Shade=Perennials.<BR>David, please come and see it this spring. Regards George=<BR><BR>W. George Schmid<BR>Hosta Hill - Tucker Georgia USA<BR>Zone 7a - =1188 feet AMSL<BR>84-12'-30" West_33-51' North<BR><BR>----- Original Mess=age -----<BR>From: "Mellard, David" <DAM7 at CDC.GOV><BR>To: <ARISAEMA-L at NIC=.SURFNET.NL><BR>Sent: Monday, January 27, 2003 8:17 AM<BR>Subject: A. tri=phyllum</BLOCKQUOTE><p><br><hr size=1>Do you Yahoo!?<br>
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