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I have a mature female ginko. The bulk of my property is wooded, so there are creatures willing to come eat most of the fruits, but quite a few of the seeds are starting to sprout. I feel guilty about weeding them out, although I have no use for them. Anyone with ideas?
posted by Cor Kwant @ 6/24/2006
Name: Cor Kwant
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4 Comments:
How large are the seedlings?
Do you have room to begin a small nursery? If so, within a fairly small space you could grow them to , let's say, four feet amd sell them or give them away. I know I would be interested. When I bought mine, it was placed within a long plastic bag and then into a mailer(squre) There are also triangular mailer tubes that would work.Maybe Cor would add a note to north american visitors to her site that this is available. Charge those interested for the shipping at least.
we would be interested in receiving seedlings Friends For Life is a health and wellness society based in the Southeastern United States. Our goal is to encourage projects that equip the individual to take responsibility and control of his or her health.
I have hundreds of self propagated ginko seedlings 20-30 centremetres high. Need to get rid of them. free!
Carol
North Island New Zealand
carolh@paradise.net.nz
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