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From: "George R. Stilwell, Jr." <GRSJr at WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
Subject: Re: Help with collecting seeds
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John,

You only need to send one label for each shipment.

Most members want to know the species of seeds at a minimum. Have you tri=ed
sending a pic to the Arisaema ID section of the web site?

Collecting seeds is easy. Just pull the pod and then clean the seeds.
Cleaning methods are discussed at length in the Archives.

Ray

At 6/1/2007, you wrote:
>Need some help. I have 30 + A. triphyllum plants and many have seed pods
>that are just opening. Would the AEG have any interest in adding these
>seeds to the SeedEx? The diversity of these plants makes it hard to
>distinguish varieties. If the seeds are desired, please tell me the best
>way to collect them.
>
>I recently placed an order with the SeedEx and the USDA called to tell m=e
>that my green and yellow labels should arrive within a week. If I
>understand correctly, I send some labels to the SeedEx address, which is
>the same address for sending seeds too.
>
>John Roemer

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John, 
You only need to send one label for each shipment. 
Most members want to know the species of seeds at a minimum. Have you
tried sending a pic to the Arisaema ID section of the web site? 
Collecting seeds is easy. Just pull the pod and then clean the seeds.
Cleaning methods are discussed at length in the Archives. 
Ray 
At 6/1/2007, you wrote: 
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Need some help. I have 30 + A.
triphyllum plants and many have seed pods that are just opening. Would
the AEG have any interest in adding these seeds to the SeedEx? The
diversity of these plants makes it hard to distinguish varieties. If the
seeds are desired, please tell me the best way to collect them.
 
I recently placed an order with the SeedEx and the USDA called to tell me
that my green and yellow labels should arrive within a week. If I
understand correctly, I send some labels to the SeedEx address, which is
the same address for sending seeds too. 
John Roemer</blockquote></body>
 
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