Thanks Tony - much appreciated. I clearly should venture outside Forum Web pages only.

Maciej

Not so hooray as yet for me, I am afraid. It has been a month and a day since sending the order and 12 days since the cheque cleared, but still no sign of seeds. I note that on the order form we are being asked not to make inquiries until 28 days passes after sending the order. Is there any other wa...

Aiko wrote: ↑Wed Nov 28, 2018 12:00 pmWhich two?

Dioscorea - interesting one from Chile, and one of conos.

In my few years of experience of buying from ADBLPS, there were one of the quickest sellers I have dealt with. I placed my order on Saturday within a couple of hours from the new list being published and got response this morning. This doesn't guarantee that the seeds will not sell out though - I mi...

topsy wrote:Thanks for spotting that and letting us know, new glasses and new editor needed !!!!

Suzanne

No trouble Suzanne! It makes it 'collectors item'

Has anybody else picked up on the fact that it should have actually been Volume 33 Numer 2 2018! We had volume 32 last year plus number 1 2018 was correctly numbered as Vol 33!

ralphrmartin wrote:I have some second hand 3kW Parwin fans if they are of any use to you - you can run them just for ventilation in summer, and as heaters in winter.

I would be interested in getting these of you, if you are still happy to part with them. I sent you an email via Forum, but noit sure if you got it.

ralphrmartin wrote:
Put my name down on one for a swap, Maciej!

Long way to go Ralph - these are slow ones! But I will keep you in mind

So I have to ask. How did you do it? I've sown several times now and my best score is two. I didn't send you thousands of seeds, so it isn't that. I don't have any trouble with other Avonias. They sprout rather sporadic. First two came up within a couple of days, rest almost at once with another sp...

ralphrmartin wrote:I have some second hand 3kW Parwin fans if they are of any use to you - you can run them just for ventilation in summer, and as heaters in winter.

How big are these Ralph?