Free Tahina seeds, variegated?

[Gileno Machado]

aprilfoolsday@happyeaster.com

[Jeff in Costa Rica]

Good one! You made me look....

[MattyB]

Gileno, do they even have April in Brazil?

[Central Floridave]

The e-mail got kicked back as "no address found". Can you send me the seeds? Here is my email address: MrGullible@ILoveAgoodAprilFoolsJoke.com

did you hear that Google changed its name to Topeka?

Google has officially changed our name to Topeka.

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/different-kind-of-company-name.html

[Moose]

aprilfoolsday@happyeaster.com

On No! There are 200 IPS members heading your way this month Gil.

[mike in kurtistown]

Gileno, I have some seeds of spineless Pigafetta that I'll trade for them.

[waykoolplantz]

and i have Dwarf Talipot seeds

[PalmatierMeg]

I'll trade one of my frost-tolerant Cyrtostachys.

[markpeters77]

Gileno, those variegated Tahinas have been growing here in Scotland for years now, but they're classed as an invasive species - all those towering palms crowding out the heather don't impress the tourists much, and they crowd out the haggis' habitat so the government keep cutting them down. Hope you manage to get rid of your seeds.

Edited April 1, 2010 by markpeters77

[Bennz]

Gileno, those variegated Tahinas have been growing here in Scotland for years now, but they're classed as an invasive species - all those towering palms crowding out the heather don't impress the tourists much, and they crowd out the haggis' habitat so the government keep cutting them down. Hope you manage to get rid of your seeds.

Mark,

Tahinas invasive in Scotland too? I thought it was only Queens!

Do you know the Scottish Highlands area where this picture was taken?

[markpeters77]

Gileno, those variegated Tahinas have been growing here in Scotland for years now, but they're classed as an invasive species - all those towering palms crowding out the heather don't impress the tourists much, and they crowd out the haggis' habitat so the government keep cutting them down. Hope you manage to get rid of your seeds.

Mark,

Tahinas invasive in Scotland too? I thought it was only Queens!

Do you know the Scottish Highlands area where this picture was taken?

That could be anywhere in Scotland, what with our climate! We call those Mary Queen of Scots palms here!

[John in Andalucia]

Hmm.. sounds like a shaggy bull story to me!

[Gileno Machado]

Hmmmmmm....Tahinas and queens...??

I've heard they grow fantastic H. lagenicaulis bottles too, at some nurseries in Glasgow...

[Alberto]

Hmmm! Gileno! I thought:... and I had to buy normal ones for E$ 80.00/10 seeds!!!