Tradewinds in U.S. have these seeds throughout the year, but currently are out of stock. Also a nursery in F, N.Q had tube stock last time I looked but that nursery is relocating through August08 . Try googling ""botanic gardens nursery" while it has not got its stock list available at present you could phone or email them from this site.

Thats where Im getting them! Dad and my partner called around there today but he was out! I was stuck at Uni! Cheers from Kris

Try this: ICRAF-Malaybalay Office Lantapan Field Office Sungco, Lantapan, Bukidnon Tel (Mobile): +63 09177070878 Avocado St., Casisang, Malaybalay City 8700 Malaybalay, Bukidnon - PHILIPPINES Tel. +63 (088) 2213187 Telefax: +63 (088) 2213859 Email: icraf@mozcom.com Contact: Dr. Delia Catacutan NRM Research Officer & Mindanao Programme Coordinator Email: delia_icraf@yahoo.com ---------------- Since they are used for pulpwood in the Phils, ICRAF Mindanao may be able to put you onto a seed source. The Rainbow Eucalypt is native to west of the Wallace line i.e. Indonesia and western Mindanao, therefore Zamboanga City rather than Bukidnon though the Botanists may put my provenance right on this. Because they are relatively free of essential oils these rainforest Eucs do not explode as firebombs like those no-no 'gumtrees' in the big fires in Calif a year ago, Oct 08. Goodluck - the trunks are beautiful. Sweeney

Thanks everyone for your advise. You know why I grow indoors? Because I am in a weird climate where it is 50s to 60s year round and low 70s in summer, with occasional 75-77F and quite a high humidity. So I heat my office only with a radiator and so I keep my germination plants in my office near a radiator where there is no window... Otherwise they would not germinate as the rest of the house as well as the outdoors is in constant 50s or low 60s Fahrenheit. Summer maybe a bit better and more germination outdoors. As soon as the plants will grow into something like a seedling, I will take them outside, of course.