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Jim,  my A. consanguineum have just broken the soil, about 2" high
and my A. fargesii have not appeared yet, but generally do not until
sometime in June when I am sure they are never going to return.  A.
candidissimum also shows late - so don't give up on yours yet; you
are north of me.

Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
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> From: J.E. Shields <jshields104 at INSIGHTBB.COM>
> I planted two groups of 3 tubers of A. fargesii last summer.  All
are in my
> usual woodland beds of tops soil, rotted leaves, and sand (ca. 1 :
1 :
> 1).  Two came up in one group, none so far in the other.
>
> I also see no signs of  AA. candidissimum, consanguineum,
thunbergii, or
> urashima.  I understand the candidissimum are likely to come up
later.  I
> think I have probably lost the others.