I know many of you cannot trade this time of the year, but I have quite a few boo potted up and would like to do some trading. Some of these are from my divisions, some are surplus divisions from Byron ARS. If I have something you really want and don't have any boo that I don't have, I may consider trades for non-boo plants of interest, but am primarily interested in boos I don't have. Interested in cold hardy palms and banana.
5 sm. S.veitchii
5 sm-md S.palmata
2 sm. Pl.viridistriatus
8 sm-med. Ph.n.henon
5 sm-med. Ph.viridis
1 med. Ph.nigra
2 sm. Ps.j.tsutsumiana
2 sm-md. Ph.n. bory
1 sm. H.t. shiroshima
2 sm-med. B.m. tiny fern
2 med. B.m.golden goddess
Thanks
Chris
Surplus for trade
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Surplus for trade
Last edited by ChrisM on Mon Feb 05, 2007 2:13 am, edited 1 time in total.
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RE: Surplus for trade
Hello,
My name is Puiu, I collect bamboos and I'm from Romania.Do you want to trade with me?I can make now some P.Bambusoides" tanake' small divisions.Thanks,
Puiu
My name is Puiu, I collect bamboos and I'm from Romania.Do you want to trade with me?I can make now some P.Bambusoides" tanake' small divisions.Thanks,
Puiu
A musician who loves bamboo verry, verry much!
Puiu
Puiu
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RE: Surplus for trade
Puiu-
The only problem with doing trades with people in the U.S. is that government regulations here prohibit bringing bamboo (even seeds) into this country without a permit and a year in quarantine. I'm not saying it can't be done, but there's a good chance that it will be confiscated and destroyed when it enters the country. I'd love to trade with a lot of people in Europe, but it's too much of a hassle. On the other hand, I don't think there is a problem if someone wanted to send bamboo out of the U.S. to you.
The only problem with doing trades with people in the U.S. is that government regulations here prohibit bringing bamboo (even seeds) into this country without a permit and a year in quarantine. I'm not saying it can't be done, but there's a good chance that it will be confiscated and destroyed when it enters the country. I'd love to trade with a lot of people in Europe, but it's too much of a hassle. On the other hand, I don't think there is a problem if someone wanted to send bamboo out of the U.S. to you.
RE: Surplus for trade
Puiu,
As much as I may want some tanake, the red tape is too much headache, sorry.
Chris
As much as I may want some tanake, the red tape is too much headache, sorry.
Chris
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RE: Surplus for trade
Hi, what clumpers zone 7 friendly may you have?
Thanks
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RE: Surplus for trade
Chris,
Would you consider a med nuda for the white crookstem?
Thanks.
David
Would you consider a med nuda for the white crookstem?
Thanks.
David
David Arnold
Middle Tennessee Bamboo Farm
USDA zone 6b
Middle Tennessee Bamboo Farm
USDA zone 6b