If you’re thinking about purchasing a plant from another country, you may need to apply for a permit from your local government office. Even though some sellers will still attempt to ship your plant it may be intercepted by customs. Along with a permit, you may also require a phytosanitary certificate from the originating country. [...]
Archive for April, 2010
15 Apr
The Largest Seed
As you can see all these seedlings are anxiously awaiting to be planted outside. The one I’m anxiously awaiting is the big round seedling you see on the right. He sure will have a lot of veggies to eat when he pops out in late August.
8 Apr
Garlic
The garlic we planted last year is coming up nicely. This is the first time I ever planted garlic so i’m hoping it survives. Apparently it’s not that hard to grow and care for. I planted it late last fall with garlic bought from our local farmer’s market. It’s called Siberian Red. It was really [...]
7 Apr
Adenium Obesum Plant
This plant (also know as the Desert Rose) just arrived from Thailand with its own phytosanitary certificate. The seller actually threw in a second one for free. I guess I should be more careful and learn more about the plants I purchase as this apparently contains a TOXIC SAP that can be used for POISONOUS [...]
3 Apr
Aloe Vera Flower
The aloe vera flower is now in full bloom and is starting to fall off. It can be used to make tea and has many health benefits.
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