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Il giorno 17/giu/05, alle 23:12, George R. Stilwell, Jr. ha scritto:

> Ladies & Gents,
>
> Arisaema-L is intended for discussions that may be of interest to many
> AEG members, not as a substitute for private E-mail messages. Please
> restrict your postings accordingly.
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> appropriate language can be used and understood without confusing
> other members.
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> Ray Stilwell
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Yes, I was wrong, sorry for that mail addressed to an italian member, I
was sure to click his private address but something was wrong and then
found a mail in italian into the AEG mail.
Sorry again, next time i'll close this mail browser before sending any
mail.

I got seeds from Eric and began at once the germination practice, is
someone giving me news about Turface ? I think it is rather similar to
Akadama I used in past time for Bonsai pots, not easy to find Turface
here in Italy, may be useful to mix some sand of different size to
Akadama?

I didn't read till now about  which pH in the soil is the best  for
Arisaemas, here in my yard we have acid soil, very good for Azalaea and
Rododendron.

A question to Ray :  my Eremurus ( two different flowers, white and
yellow-orange ) are setting seeds, may be someone is interested? have I
to send them to Eric or not?, the same for  Rudbeckias,now growing in
wild grass, in many colours, they will be ready in September.

Thanks.

Regards to all of you

Giorgio