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Old 14-08-2006, 07:12 PM posted to sci.bio.botany
Philip Wright Philip Wright is offline
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Default Endangered Species...

There is a great source for native and endangered plants
in Aiken, S.C. It is called Woodlanders and I believe
they finally got their website up and running.

-Philip

Raphanus wrote:
How hard is it for an individual to legally obtain seeds and/or
cuttings of an endangered species? Specifically I'm thinking of
Echinacea laevigata (Smooth Purple Coneflower). My purpose would be to
try to grow it. It is native to South Carolina (where I live) and
there are native populations on DOE's Savannah River Site a few miles
away. I would think that "enthusiatic amateurs" would be encouraged to
help grow new populations but maybe I missing something. I would
document my efforts. Thanks.