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From: Erick Adams <rogthegoat at HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: Late Introduction and hardy Arisaemas
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Robert=2C

Zone 4 is pretty tough.  You might want to test some of the hardier Japan=es=
e species 
like ringens=2C serratum=2C yamatense=2C kishidae=2C maximowiczii==2C & its =
susp. tashiroi (gorgeous).  
These species are usually listed at zone 5. With some snow to insulate th=in=
gs they may do well.
As I said in my first post=2C I just picked up ovale corms this fall.  =I ha=
ve high hopes for them
given their relationship to amurense & their distribution in Japan.  I'll=h=
ave to wait till spring to find out.

Date: Fri=2C 19 Dec 2008 10:27:01 -0500From: gardenharmony at HOTMAIL.COMS=ubje=
ct: Re: Late Introduction and hardy ArisaemasTo: ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.N=L

Hi Everyone=2C I joined a couple years back=2C introduced myself=2C=and the=
n I have never posted anything...until now. And yes I too got hooked with=A=
. sikokianum. I hate to change the direction a bit=2C but Erick's list =of  =
species got me thinking. I live in Ottawa(USDA zone 4) and have been slow=ly=
building a collection. My climate limits me and I really want to focus o=n =
species that can survive outside. Aroid.org has a hardiness section which=h=
as been one of my guides. Considering this is the season of exchanges and=n=
ew seed lists=2C does anyone out there have any suprising suggestions? =I cu=
rrently have A. triphyllum=2C draconitum=2C amurense=2C candidissim=um=2C fl=
avum=2C flavum abbreviatum=2C sikokianum=2C tortuosum=2C consangu=ineum=2C h=
etrophyllum=2C exappendiculatum(inside)=2C and taiwanense. I plan to =try A =
jacquemontii=2C ringens=2C franchetianum=2C fargesii=2C ciliatum =liubaense =
and griffithii this year. I would welcome any input from more experienced=g=
rowers. 
Robert
Ottawa
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Zone 4 is pretty tough.&nbsp=3B You might want to test some of the hard=ier =
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like ringens=2C serratum=2C yamatense=2C kishidae=2C maximowiczii==2C &amp=
=3B its susp. tashiroi (gorgeous).&nbsp=3B 
These species are usually listed at zone 5. With some snow to insulate th=in=
gs they may do well. 
As I said in my first post=2C I just picked up ovale corms this fall.&n=bsp=
=3B I have high hopes for them 
given their relationship to amurense &amp=3B their distribution in Japa=n.&n=
bsp=3B I'll have to wait till spring to find out. 
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Date: Fri=2C 19 Dec 2008 10:27:01 -0500 From: gardenharmony at HOTMAIL.=COM<=
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d myself=2C and then&nbsp=3BI have never posted anything...until now.=And y=
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on a bit=2C but&nbsp=3BErick's list of&nbsp=3B species got me think=ing. I l=
ive in Ottawa(USDA zone 4) and have been slowly building a collection. My=c=
limate limits me and I really want to focus on species that can survive o=ut=
side. Aroid.org has a hardiness section which has been&nbsp=3Bone of my=gui=
des. Considering this is the season of exchanges and new seed lists=2C =does=
anyone out there have any suprising suggestions? I currently have A. tri=ph=
yllum=2C draconitum=2C amurense=2C candidissimum=2C flavum=2C f=lavum abbrev=
iatum=2C sikokianum=2C tortuosum=2C consanguineum=2C hetrophyllum==2C exappe=
ndiculatum(inside)=2C and taiwanense. I plan to try A jacquemontii=2C=ringe=
ns=2C franchetianum=2C fargesii=2C ciliatum liubaense&nbsp=3Band =griffithii=
this year. I would welcome any input from more experienced&nbsp=3Bgrow=ers.=
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