I am looking for some clumping bamboo and some sugar cane.
In regards to the sugar cane, I am looking for the "soft" type for chewing. My kids really want this.
Take a look at my list for a possible trade.
Thanks
Ariel
Wanted-clumping bamboo and sugar cane
I have a less than perfect clump that needs to get in the ground. And I Know Where You Live.
I would like varigaeted ginger, sounds pleasant.
Dale,
that would be great.
Are you going to the Usf sale this coming weekend?
Ariel
WHAT'S THAT BLUE STUFF? lol
Ariel,
I have sugarcane contacts in Dade City and Wimauma. It is probably a little out of season for planting right now, but I can D-Mail you with further info. My friend in Wimauma has soft green chewing cane. The Tampa Farmer's Market sells sugarcane, but again it is probably out of season--just barely for them. One of the other smaller farmer's markets there would be possibilities, too--like Ybor City. (Mine is out of season until about August.)
Sugarcane52
Sugarcane,
Thanks. Any info would be great! I heard that they were out of season but I figure I would try.
Ariel
Ariel,
Believe it or not - no plant sale, no time.
MamaJack- http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/2746/index.html
dale, is this some kind of floridian lupine? i thought at first it was bluebonnets but the foliage is different. this lupine grows where it's hot. does it need acid soil to grow? i love the stuff. thanks for the link.
MaMaJack, check the above link again, says hardy to Z6.
sorry. i thought you grew those in florida. is that not your picture? lupines don't do too well in texas as i have been told it's too hot. so i wondered if those grew wild in florida or maybe in your garden and if they did that i might could grow them too. lol.
It's growing in a field in Sarasota, FL
well do they only grow in acid soil? do those multi-colored ones grow in florida too? sorry to take your thread over ariel. i thought it was heat that they couldn't take but maybe it is that we have alkaline soil.