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From: Robert Glendinning <gardenharmony at HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: The seeds are here and a new member
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<html><div style='background-color:'><P>Hello Everyone,<BR><BR></P>Than=k you for the seeds, they arrived this week. Also I am a new member. My n=ame is Robert Glendinning and I live in the Ottawa area, Ontario, Canada.=I work at the Dominion Arboretum as a horticulturalist. We are a norther=ly area, USDA Zone 4. My place of work has a history of testing hardiness=of plant material.&nbsp; I am interested in that as well for both woody =material and perennial material that grows in the woods, North American a=nd Asian. A friend of mine jokes I am interested in the trees and the thi=ngs that grow under them and nothing else. Not completely true. This is w=here my interest in <EM>Arisaema</EM> comes from. I am experimenting with=the only local native species, <EM>A. triphyllum. </EM>I seek out differ=ent specimens in the wild and collect seeds. I am limited to what I can g=row from the genus, but I
try. If anyone grows in similiar conditions I am interested in your insig=ht. My personal belief is it must survive my winter outside or it is not =in my garden<BR><BR><BR>
<DIV><FONT face="Geneva, Arial, Sans-serif">Robert Glendinning</FONT></=DIV>
<DIV><FONT face="Geneva, Arial, Sans-serif">Garden Harmony</FONT></DIV>
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