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Originally Posted by bobberly1
Antone, I love the botanical input you and Jason post on this forum. Those berries in the last pic are awesome! Do you often sell cuttings of your plants?
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Glad you enjoy! I always like to show pics of my plants in hopes that someone will see something that maybe they didn't know existed. Its always nice to open someone's eyes.
I do sell cuttings. Thats pretty much why I started doing the, "Collector's Corner" thing every now and then. Keep any eye out!
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Originally Posted by JoshH
Dude, where are you finding all of those?! They're awesome, do you know where they are from?
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I guess I have just made some good plant friends over the last few years. If you like the epi-blueberries and are in the NY city area at any point, I hear that NYBG has the best collection of these anywhere. I plan to get there and see it for myself one of these days.
All of these species I am pretty sure are from South America (Peru and Ecuador I think although I have a feeling that the S. cordifolium may come from Costa Rica). It is my understanding that they are, for the most part, highland species. They only grow for me when winter comes. I think the summers are just too hot even with the cooling on the greenhouse running.
