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Hi eddy, Fantastic! I'd like this too, please. I'll pm you. Thanks!

Hi, I'm growing Scutellaria humilis, Australian dwarf skullcap, from a community-based indigenous nursery in Melbourne where they are propagated as a local plant for revegetation along a stretch of the Yarra. I don't know if the variety in that area has the qualities referred to on Herbalistics' site as "similar to and even better than Scutellaria nana", but it grows very well in a moist sunny position.

Great, looking forward to it (as much as a painfully shy awkward person can). 17th is fine (or 18th if it changes).

Happy to send some Pereskiopsis - pm your address, I guess...cheers

Am I too new to go in the hat? Hope not... ! Cheers

I do still have some - I think they need a month or two before they could survive mailing. I'll post a reminder when they seem ready. I might be able to meet locally if anyone in Melbourne would like a few, to save putting them in the mail. Thanks to the people who made the plant meet possible - I would like to do that more often...

Hi, I hope this isn't inappropriate for my first post here - I have a few dozen young Psychotria viridis and Psychotria carthagenensis seedlings to share in Melbourne. I don’t know any specific genetic information, though they came from Queensland. They were germinated from fresh fruit which were given to me by someone who hoped to encourage the development of locally adapted strains. I was surprised by the high germination rate, and now I have too many seedlings, so would like to pass them on to other growers. They are not robust enough to send through the mail - I read mention of a “plant meet” around the time of the EGA conference - would that be a place to share the seedlings (and some other things)? Thanks for any advice...