On Sunday, 6 August 1995 at 09:00:00 UTC+2, Iris Cohen wrote:

Andrew,
Greetings to you too. I was a little amused by your assumption that you may only hear from residents of the tropics. I live on another planet, near Syracuse, NY, USDA Zone 5A (average minimum winter temp. -10 to -20 F, -23 to -29 C). However, I can send you regards from my crossberry, Grewia occidentalis, and the dwarf hibiscus, Anisodontea hypomandarum. From Madagascar, I have Operculicarya decaryi. African orchids are more difficult without a greenhouse (no, I don't have one), but I am doing well with Angraecum distichum. They all live outdoors during the summer, and find tropical memories under fluorescent lights in the basement during the winter. Iris

from Lucas UYS
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Andrew and club members,
i am a landscape architect in Kwa Zulu Natal ,South Africa.
we currently do the planning for an extensive landscape in Borrrowdale -harare part of the landscape will be different specialized landscapes .
there will be a Zen garden and bonsai collection. This is an explority connection
to know if we can possible meet Thursday 30th or Friday 31st March
to discuss a potential service or maintenance option for our client.
besides the above it will be great to meet other bonsai growers in Africa , perhaps to share trees of interest.
kind regards.
Lucas UYS
+27825715394

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