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I feel a whole new thread coming on as I, like Timan, am very
interested in the genus Asarum and grow roughly 15 (I know, a paltry
number) here. I do have booklet that Asiatica has been selling about
the cvrs. in Japan and am in awe of the horticulture being engaged in
there. Please Yoichi, let us know the particulars of how you are
caring for your collection... (well, they grow in similar conditions
to Arisaema, and as far as I know there is no Asarum-L).

And by the way, your English is just fine...glad to have you with us.

Carlo

Carlo A. Balistrieri, Executive Director
The Gardens at Turtle Point
Tuxedo Park, NY
845.351.2849
Zone 6

www.twitter/BotanicalGarden

www.BotanicalGardening.com and its BGBlog

www.CarloBalistrieri.com and its "I shutter to think..." blog

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