Dear Marie: I sent the names of chilean endemic plants with their cientific names, if I send you the common names as: Flor de la viuda, Arbol del diablo, Siete colores, etc. I am shure you won´t understand even the language in which they are written, this is for people who are interested, can go to specialized books and see each characteristic. This is the way you work when you have seeds from other places than from where you are located. regards. Ignacio garcía -----Original Message----- De: Rockymrw@aol.com <Rockymrw@aol.com> Para: gardeners@globalgarden.com <gardeners@globalgarden.com> Fecha: Viernes 16 de Abril de 1999 12:39 PM Asunto: Re: [gardeners] Seeds For Flowering Trees Available >In a message dated 4/16/99 10:11:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, >igarcia@interaccess.cl writes: > ><< My seed list: > Acacia caven Cassia coquimbensis > Aextoxicon punctatum Lobelia tupa > Araucaria araucana Puya chilensis > Austrocedrus chilensis Acacia cyanophylla > Beilschmeidia miersii Cupressus macrocarpa > Caesalpina spinosa Eucalyptus globulus > Cordia decandra Gleditsia triacanthos > Embothrium coccineum Jacaranda mimosaefolia > Eucryphia cordifolia Lupinus arboreus > Geoffreaea decorticans Parkinsonia aculeata > Gevuina avellana Phoenix canariensis > Gomortega keule Pinus radiata > Jubaea chilensis Quercus suber > Lapageria rosea Ricinus comunis > Laurelia sempervirens Robinia pseudoacacia > Lomatia dentata Taxodium distichum > Lomatia hirsuta Tilia cordata > Maytenus boaria > Nothofagus alpina Other seeds available by request, I > dombeyi will add bulb and other shrub >> > > > >I don't mean to be sarcastice or anything...but I have NO earthy idea what >these seeds are that you are offering. >Do they have a common name? >Best regards, >Marie >