[CH] Open doors at the "Stuard Research Center" with Plant market

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Hi everyone,

the "Stuard Research Center" in Parma (Italy) is the only institution in
Italy that does research on chili-cultivation. Every year they have two
appointments to visit the fields and in spring to buy plants.

It takes place on the May 11th and 18th this year and they have over 90
varieties to offer. Is the best oportunity to get your hands on some rare
varieties like the C. Galapagonense and other varieties from ornamental to
Rocotos and so on.

To get more information about stuard visit their website at:

http://www.stuard.it/page.asp?IDCategoria=49&IDSezione=295&IDOggetto=&Tipo=G
ENERICO


and the story about my visit to them last october (sorry but just in german
right now)

http://www.pepperworld.com/reisen/parma.htm


There is a list of some of the varieties they offer with photo and
description on this site

http://www.peperoncino.org/semi.htm


Note: I am in no way affiliated with this organization, I just spread the
news, cause the plant-market helps them to continue their work on chilis as
they get no founds just from donations and the market for this work.

I will attend to the market on the 11th, so if anyone comes around let me
know, so that we can meet.

Cu

Frankie 

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