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Bulbs => Crocus => Topic started by: Oron Peri on August 02, 2008, 03:41:43 PM
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Dear Friends
I am a new member to this forum which i discovered only a few months ago.
My name is Oron Peri, from Israel. I am garden designer and a fanatic collector of
dwarf geophytes from the Mediterranean Basin: Cyclamen, Crocus, Sternbergias,
Colchicum, scilla, romulea and many others....
All mainly from low altitudes that need hot and dry summer [34c today...]
Would like to exchange seeds with other members from same climate conditions [if there are any....]
Just to give you an idea... I grow Cyclamen colchicum in A frig. [the one used to show cakes in a coffe shop]...they just love it and flower each year for the last 5 yrs.
All the best
oron
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Welcome Oron to the Forum.
Would Fritillaria from approx 1500m survive with you. I have some seed collected in Iran you could have.
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Great that you have joined us. Can we see pictures of the Cyclamen in the fridge? :)
I will reply to your recent email soon!
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Welcome, Oron, good to have you join us , as, I believe, our first forumist in Israel 8)
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Welcome, Oron, good to have you join us , as, I believe, our first forumist in Israel
Maggi, I believe you are still a bit wobbling. Back to bed! ;D ;D :-X
PS. A little help: I remember seeing some beautiful Iris>
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Arthur,
Thank you for your kind offer,
unfortunately I can not grow Frits. from such altitudes.
The only species I grow easily here are F. rhodia and F. persica,
Last Year i have started to sow seeds of other species that origin from the Greek islands and coastal Turkey, hopfully they will do well with me.
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Welcome, Oron, good to have you join us , as, I believe, our first forumist in Israel
Maggi, I believe you are still a bit wobbling. Back to bed! ;D ;D :-X
PS. A little help: I remember seeing some beautiful Iris>
Oh, my goodness, yes... of course... we already have Miriam from Israel.... you are quite right, Luit.....as you suggest, I AM still wobbly... I think it may be from the lack of chocolate ;)
Apologies to Miriam and welcome again, most heartily, to her and to Oren!!
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I think it may be from the lack of chocolate
;D ;D ;D
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I think it may be from the lack of chocolate
;D ;D ;D
Luit, this is a serious matter ;D While most opinions seem to agree that chocolate is to be avoided in cases of labyrinthitis, I am searching the world till I find a specialist who thinks it is, in fact, chocolate which is the cure.... ::) ;) So far I am on the 102,567th opinion..... :( :'(
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Dear Friends
I am a new member to this forum which i discovered only a few months ago.
My name is Oron Peri, from Israel. I am garden designer and a fanatic collector of
dwarf geophytes from the Mediterranean Basin: Cyclamen, Crocus, Sternbergias,
Colchicum, scilla, romulea and many others....
All mainly from low altitudes that need hot and dry summer [34c today...]
Would like to exchange seeds with other members from same climate conditions [if there are any....]
Just to give you an idea... I grow Cyclamen colchicum in A frig. [the one used to show cakes in a coffe shop]...they just love it and flower each year for the last 5 yrs.
All the best
oron
Welcome Oron
Great to have you here. I like the same plants as you. I have no more seeds this year but bulbills of Crocus, Narcissus Tulipa