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source for native starts? - hooligal - 12-05-2008
hey y'all. I'm looking for ulu and 'uala starts, plus other native food plants. Anyone know of a nursery selling such things?
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RE: source for native starts? - Iju - 12-05-2008
I have one or two 'ulu roooting sprouts that you can have. E-mail me if you are interested.
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RE: source for native starts? - Guest - 12-05-2008
JWFITZ can probably hook you up with some uala starts. He might also have a few kalo available down the road.
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RE: source for native starts? - hooligal - 12-06-2008
Mahalo Iju and Damon,
Iju I just sent an email via PW, hopefully it'll work!
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RE: source for native starts? - Iju - 12-06-2008
Yes, I got yours and has replied back with the direction. Call me whenever you're ready to come. See you.
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RE: source for native starts? - JWFITZ - 12-06-2008
Yes, and Damon is right, I've plenty of all the above to share.
RE: source for native starts? - hooligal - 12-06-2008
Thanks Fitz, you're actually the reason I want to grow 'uala. I re-read your blog yesterday...thought I had found some 'uala feral in my garden, but no such luck.
I just got my steel for the rocket stove too, so I'd love to visit & see yours in action.
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RE: source for native starts? - Devany - 12-07-2008
Thanks to this thread (and Damon's post)I read your blog Fitz. Great Stuff! How much room would one have to dedicate to these tubers? Will they grow directly near the ocean?
OK... another thing, I did not see the info on the rocket stove... could someone post a link? Thanks!
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