In the first photo, the plant with the pink flowers is Tabebuia impetignosa. If anyknow knows where to source this tree, please let me know as it is a beauty.
Anadenanthera columbrina var Cebil in Salta
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Posted 02 March 2012 - 11:25 AM
Hi folks, here are some photos of A.columbrina var cebil from Argentina. In the next month I might make some seeds available as it would be a shame not to have some planted out there. Just need to sort through my stuff. I'll keep you posted. In the meantime, here is some eye-candy...
In the first photo, the plant with the pink flowers is Tabebuia impetignosa. If anyknow knows where to source this tree, please let me know as it is a beauty.
In the first photo, the plant with the pink flowers is Tabebuia impetignosa. If anyknow knows where to source this tree, please let me know as it is a beauty.
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And it is all my art and aim, to compose into one and bring together what is fragment and riddle and dreadful chance.
And how could I endure to be a man, if a man were not also poet and reader of riddles and the redeemer of chance!
To redeem the past and to transform every 'It was' into an 'I wanted it thus!' - that alone do I call redemption!
Thus spoke Zarathustra.
And it is all my art and aim, to compose into one and bring together what is fragment and riddle and dreadful chance.
And how could I endure to be a man, if a man were not also poet and reader of riddles and the redeemer of chance!
To redeem the past and to transform every 'It was' into an 'I wanted it thus!' - that alone do I call redemption!
Thus spoke Zarathustra.
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Posted 02 March 2012 - 11:46 AM
Just need to sort through my stuff. I'll keep you posted. In the meantime, here is some eye-candy...
after that sort through some more photos, nice pics
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Posted 02 March 2012 - 08:08 PM
What an amazing find micromegas. It would have been a great experience walking through the enchanted forest wild harvesting vilca beans. Good to see you took a few photos and beans to share.
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Posted 03 March 2012 - 09:57 AM
Irie,
Nice photos.
Are the trees are close-by?
I have a Tabebuia sp. a yellow one with huge flowers, but it's never sent any seed pods!!
I have only been able to propergate it by root cuttings! A proceess that can take some time with a low rate of success...
There is one Tabebuia impetignosa on my island that I know of but no pods.
I do find seed pods on tabebuia serratifolia trees in the B.V.I.'s...........
I'll be up there next week...
Respect,
Z
Nice photos.
Are the trees are close-by?
I have a Tabebuia sp. a yellow one with huge flowers, but it's never sent any seed pods!!
I have only been able to propergate it by root cuttings! A proceess that can take some time with a low rate of success...
There is one Tabebuia impetignosa on my island that I know of but no pods.
I do find seed pods on tabebuia serratifolia trees in the B.V.I.'s...........
I'll be up there next week...
Respect,
Z
