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From: Christopher Gussman <OlgaChrisEmily at MSN.COM>
Subject: Re: tortuosum & consanguineum 'silver center' update
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Bonaventure-
My two missing consanguineums are now making a presence.
My pale lobatum, which was setting a nice seed head, dissapointingly rott==
ed in our daily rainstorms (unlike last year when there was no rain for t==
wo months).  The A. dracontium I have had for more than 10 years, a nurse==
ry purchase, is apparently Pinellia.  An A. ciliatum, which I feared was ==
missing, also popped up during the last couple days.   

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From: Bonaventure Magrys
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 2:40 AM
To: ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL
Subject: tortuosum & consanguineum 'silver center' update

Spoke roo soon. My shady spot tortuosum has finally magically appeared as==
if overnight. It had skipped a year, and this is the second time its don==
e that. I guess it prefers even numbered years now. There are three stems==
, unfortunately none are flowering and the slight patch of sunlight that ==
comes through is being commandered by a very viny Polygonatum cirrhifoliu==
m. Looks like it needs a shot of nitrogen too.
A very sturdy main shoot of the consanguineum (I hope) is coming up among==
the measly offsets. I thought it was an errant Amorphophallus at first!

Bonaventure in New Jersey

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DIV> <DIV>My two missing consanguineums are&nbsp;now making a presence.</==
DIV> <DIV>My pale lobatum, which was setting a nice seed head, dissapoint==
ingly rotted in our daily rainstorms (unlike last year when there was no ==
rain for two months).&nbsp; The A. dracontium I have had for more than 10==
years, a nursery purchase, is apparently Pinellia.&nbsp; An A. ciliatum,==
which I feared was missing, also popped up during the last couple days.&==
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<B>Sent:</B> Monday, July 10, 2006 2:40 AM</DIV> <DIV style="FONT: 10=pt=
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pt Arial"><B>Subject:</B> tortuosum &amp; consanguineum 'silver center' u==
pdate</DIV> <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>Spoke roo soon. My shady spot tortuosum has ==
finally magically appeared as if overnight. It had skipped a year, and th==
is is the second time its done that. I guess it prefers even numbered yea==
rs now. There are three stems, unfortunately none are flowering and the s==
light patch of sunlight that comes through is being commandered by a very==
viny Polygonatum cirrhifolium. Looks like it needs a shot of nitrogen to==
o.<BR>A very sturdy main shoot of the consanguineum (I hope) is coming up==
among the measly offsets. I thought it was an errant Amorphophallus at f==
irst!<BR><BR>Bonaventure in New Jersey<BR></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>

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