I have been looking for this seeds for a long time. Can I have some please. ysickles@hotmail.com. Thank you Yoli What I HAVE àAfrican Daisy (FLOR) àAsters (FLOR) àBeet/Betabel (VEG) àBlack Eye Susan Vine (FLOR) àCalifornia Giant Zinnias (FLOR) àCantalope/ Melon (FRUTA) àChile California àChile Cascabel àChile de Arbol àChile Guajillo àChile Pasilla àChile Pequin àChile Tepin àCilantro (HIERBA) àClendula oficinalis (FLOR) àCosmos (FLOR) àDimorphotheca (FLOR) àGenovese Basil/Albahaca (HIERBA) àGolden Tuft Alyssum Saxatile (FLOR) àGrapefruit (White)/Toronja (FRUTA) àGreen Bellpepper /Pimiento verde (VEG) àJuniper Berries (ARBUSTO) àLechuga (Black Seeded Simpson) (VEG) àOregano (Origanum Vulgare Hirtum) (HIERBA) àOsteospermun (FLOR) àRaimbow Peppercorns (ESPECIE) àRhubarb/Ruibarbo (VEG) àSage Common (Salvia Officinalis) (HIERBA) àSpinach/Espinaca (VEG) àSunflower (Mommoth Russian) (FLOR) àSunflower Red/ mix colors (FLOR) What I AM LOOKING FOR q Abrus (Abrus Precaurius ) Poisonous q Achiote (Bixa Orellana) q Bleeding Heart Valentine (Dicentra Spectabilis Valentine) q Blue Asiatic Poppy (Meconopsis grandis - M. grandis) q Cancer Herb (Acalypha Aryensis) q CatâÂÂs Claw (Uncaria Tomentosa) q Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Verum) q Coleus (Solenostemon) q Crocus Morado q Cunahate (Costus Specious) q Dappled Willow (Shrub) q Daylili q Dollarweed (Apliaceae Umbelliferae), Hydrocotyle Umbellata, Pennywort Apiaceae q Gazania mix q Huevos de Chucho (Thevetia Ohovai) q Hyacinth Lilac Lavender (Syringa hyacinthiflora) q Hyacinth Muscari/ Lluvia(Baby Breath) q Ixcanan/ Chocloco (Hamelia Patens) Skins irritations q Japanese Kerria (Kerria japonica 'Pleniflora') q Leggy (Petunias) q Lithodora Evergreen. Electric Blue Radiant q Lonicera Vine (Lonicera sempervirens) q Love lies bleeding (Amaranthus Caudatus) q Muscari grape hyacinths q Muscari Little Viguette q Nasturtiums (Nasturtium (genus) q Neem (Azaderachta Indica) q Oakleaf Hydrangea leaves unfolding q Periwinkle (Vinca Minou) European ground cover q Rhododendron (Shrubs) Azaleas q Santa Maria Plant (Piper Peltatum L.) Pain Reliever/ muscle spasm/ Inflamacion, Malaria q Sleeper/Mimosa (Mimordica Charantia L.) Kidney Problems q Sorosi (Memordica Charantia L.) Bitter melon q Tiny Yellow Violas (Violaceae) q Verbena (Verbenaceae) q Weigela Shrub (Weigelea Florida) q Wild rose Alberta (Rosa acicularis) q Yellow Magnolias (Magnolia acuminata) q Yellow Narcissus(- âÂÂNarcissus papyraceus

hey brom phil, I'm afraid you live right in the middle of a void re brom societies. You are in between Newcastle and The Gold Coast brom societies - I think Newcastle would be the closer, but still a long drive. I have a friend who travels from Bellbrook (inland of Kempsey, towards Armidale) to the monthly meetings at the Central Coast brom society. I live north of Lismore in N.S.W., hinterland Byron Bay, and travel north to the G.Coast meetings. Then there is the Qld soc. based in Brisbane, and the Sunshine coast soc. as well - worth checking out when you visit your nan. Contact me via email if you want more information. Cheers, Kerry

I guess the farther south you go , the brighter your shade is and the the more you need shade for some plants that are supposed to "like" sun. Seems I saw a show about some Alpinias from a Costa Rican flower grower , who exports the large showy blooms of his "red gingers" etc., and they have theirs planted both in almost full sun and in another location in almost complete shade. The ones in the shade were almost twice as tall as the ones in the sun and had "obviously" "stretched" in the lower light, as is common for plants growing in less than ideal light. The surprising thing is that the shade ones flowered as well as those in the sun despite the extreme "strecthing" and normally with that much stretching it means the plant doesn't even get enough light to flower correctly. I've tried growing my costus barbatus in full sun in the north , and they have a tendency to burn easily in the full sun , while those in dappled shade seem to grow quite well, even though the directions for those says they like lots of sun. I must say however with our short summer and growing season, I've not had either the ones in sun or in the shade flower to prove , which they might prefer. I think if others are having good results with flowering even in "part" sun, you shouldn't have any problems with the same conditions.

I have a large shade garden under my oaks, and I grow so many different things, it's not funny! I've even grown a weeping hibiscus in the shade, and it did wonderfully well. I now have some of these, and more: For a nice tree, my surinam cherry is in almost total shade, on the northeast corner, and partially under an oak and grows well, and fruits every year. It grows into a lovely evergreen small tree. Bees love the flowers, birds love the fruit. Caricature Plant Butterfly Ginger (in a bog) Lizards Tail (in a bog) Costus Barbatus Heliconia Rostrata Globbas (yellow) Bleeding Heart clerodendrum Too many bromeliads to name Edible Ginger Coral Bean Cardamom All sorts of cacti and succulents (in pots) Philodendrons of all sorts Night blooming cereus and other epiphyllums Orchids Coleus Pine Cone Ginger and many more I can't even remember right now.