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Heliconia Bourgaeana

Brian Bruning

By Brian Bruning
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I'm looking for rhizomes of this plant. I'll buy or trade. BBruning@hotmail.com

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I have some. Probadly good to divde in spring. I got it from Gary! Call me @ 949 235 6187 Ron

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Ron how are the plants now? I just got back but will return for the 4th of July weekend. Or else there is the mail but I'd prefer established leafy plants. They so hate disturbances.

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Brian, Heliconias suffered this winter. Not much growth. Haven,t divided them yet. Our weather has been cool. I will get in touch with you when I have some. Ron

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That sounds good to me. Where are you? I want to try a few Heliconias in the Desert. I'll try H. schiediana and H. "Red Christmas" first to see how they take the low humidity and very high temperatures.

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