Auction of plants from the late Jeremy White's collection

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Auction of plants from the late Jeremy White's collection

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Post on behalf of Bill Darbon:

SALE OF SIGNIFICANT COLLECTION OF CACTI & SUCCULENT PLANTS

Arrangements are being made to sell the vast collection of Cacti & Succulents of the Late Jeremy White (which was being housed in his nursery near Honiton) by AUCTION - There are over 400 lots of mixed plants that have been cataloged in various lots from single plants to trays of 2 or more mixed plants - A large number of Echeveria/ Aloe/ Haworthia and Crassulas form the contents of most of the lots, but there are some specimen Cacti and Other Succulents.
The first part of the sale is being managed by SymondsandSampson
Online from 5th - 13th September, following this arrangements will be made for collection of the sold lots - over the weekend of 17/18th September from the premises. After this Any unsold material will then be available to purchase BY ARRANGEMENT of the vendor.

ALL CONTACT should be made in the first instance via Symonds and Sampson, Tiverton office 01884 218911

https://www.symondsandsampson.co.uk/auc ... ales-diary
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The list of lots is now available online here:

https://www.symondsandsampson.co.uk/auc ... 116?ic=144
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I looked through the first 30 or so lots, there’s no reserve but I can’t imagine anyone bidding on them.
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Yet all but one of the first 30 already has at least one bid.
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There are some bargains to be had for anyone who can collect.
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carletonexotic wrote: Mon Sep 12, 2022 10:43 pm There are some bargains to be had for anyone who can collect.
100 of Haemanthus for £5? If it only wasn't a 4 hours' drive one way...
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Would love to bid on some of the plants but 5 hours one way to pick up, no thanks.
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I’ve had another look and even if they were free and no shipping charges I still can’t see anything worth having. I wonder if some of the better plants have already gone. Sorry to sound a bit negative about it but from a collectors perspective or from a nurseryman’s perspective, I still can’t see anything there.
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