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Forwarded by <Larry.Wallace@...> from http://www.medscape.com. TI - Search for polyprenols in leaves of evergreen and deciduous Ericaceae plants. SO...
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[ please cc wphoward at earthlink.net on any reply ]...
Bob Stelloh
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Larry, Since many of us are not chemists and have no clue as to why you posted this thread, I can only assume it has something to do with toxicity of members...
Joe Schild
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Mr. Robinson, There happen to be quite a few varieties in the "Formosa Crowd" that should be available in most sections of FL. We have grown and had prosper ...
Mary & Bill McDavit
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Mar 2, 2005
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I live in the center of South Carolina and grow evergreen azaleas in all sorts of sun exposure. In the open front of my home is a Southwest facing a large bed...
Mike Creel
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In the genus Rhododendron no polyprenols were found in the ever-green species, while they were present in the deciduous type. Hi Larry, I'm no chemist, but...
Barry Sperling
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Hello Howard! I live in the Central Valley of California where it gets quite hot and dry in the summer (100+ degrees). Sounds about like the conditions you...
VPLK2001
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Here we go again! Let's not be so narrow as to deprive those who understand from exchanging a little info. Walter Przypek Yorktown VA ... ...
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Barry, This would constitute a phenotypic marker. If you had an evergreen seed parent and a deciduous pollen parent, you would look for any polyprenols in the...
William C. Miller III
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Walter... academic excellence is admired by most regardless of the field. However, whatever happened to the the "KISS" (Keep it simple stupid") principle. A...
jim minor
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bill,all : update on the ben reid gd collection at sundays oconee chapter mtg, ben informed us he and his wife are selling their farm to a developer and moving...
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Jim, The Northern Virginia Chapter is probably closest for the Reids. Bill Miller Bethesda, Maryland...
William C. Miller III
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I am not an expert in anything other than manufacturing. I found this in a search and thought some other members of the list might have an interest. With...
Larry Wallace
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Isn't it former Monrovia property where SOD is the worst? A few seem quite alarmmed by the disease. Sent by Medscape Mail: Free Portable E-mail for...
Larry Wallace
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FWIW, I am growing Fascination, Polo, and Satellite, as well as a cpl of the autumn series, down in Palm Beach gardens, FL. They are all east exposure til 11AM...
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From what I have heard, nurseries with any connection to the SOD have gone to great lengths to eradicate any SOD from the positive tested areas that have shown...
Buddy Lee
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Are there any successful Rhododendron luteum growers in our group, particularly on the east coast? I am trying to get this Pontic Azalea, the only native ...
Mike Creel
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I have found that the pruning of those lower, think branches on deciduous azaleas (probably evergreens too) in late winter, and just before bud break in colder...
Mike Creel
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Mike, is it too late to apply the stickyfoot to stop those pesky bud borers? John Barnes Greenwood, SC...
john barnes
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Mike, I grew a named cultivar of R. luteum, "Bantom Gold" or "Banthom Gold", for about 14 years until it sucumbed to a tree fall that crushed the root crown....
Joe Schild
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Mar 3, 2005
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Mike, Joe, In the recent survey I conducted on heat-tolerant dec. azaleas, few people mentioned trying to grow R.luteum. The 3 instances that cropped up,...
Will and Kate Ferrell
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Joe, it is 'Batumi Gold', not Banthom or whatever Gold! ... From: Joe Schild To: azaleas@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 4:30 PM Subject: RE:...
Harold Greer
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Mar 3, 2005
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A few years ago the Southeastern Chapter order some of the luteum selected and sold by the Species Foundation. I don't think that any of them lived long enough...
ray head
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Mar 3, 2005
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I grew a batch of R. luteum from seed (probably over 100 plants) in a sunny nursery field in Hampton, Virginia. The fragrance was overwhelming. They seemed...
Sandra McDonald
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Not much on 'Batumi Gold' on the internet. Steve Yeatts ... From: Harold Greer [mailto:hgreer@...] Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 1:27 AM To:...
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Harold, Thank you for the correction on the proper name. It has been a while since I had that plant and no longer had it in my database. Joe Schild-Hixson, TN...
Joe Schild
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Mar 3, 2005
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Will, I guess the reason I did not include R. luteum in my list for the survey is I no longer had "Batumi Gold", (Greer), and no longer grew the species. A...
Joe Schild
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It is the perfect time to "Tanglefoot" to stop bud destroying climbing cutworms. It is difficult to find the product in local garden stores but Lee Valley ...
Mike Creel
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I guess it is time for me to join. I am a member of the Great Lakes chaper of ARS. It doesn't seem to be to active. Any recomendation on chapters of ASA and...
Larry Wallace
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Mike, Perhaps, I am most fortunate in that I have never had problems with the cutworm. Other pesky critters like leaf rollers, yes, but no cutworms....
Joe Schild
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