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06-08-2004, 11:17 PM
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WTB: rare (sub)tropical plants
Kay,
on Royal Horticultural Society Plant Finder. I thought it was also on the web? Yes, I did a Google search and indeed: it is. I just visited the site and got the following result for all three plants: RHS PLANT FINDER RESULTS There are no matches with your search selection, please enter an alternative plant name *sigh*... I randomly entered another plant name to check if the server is working properly - and got a bunch of results.... Any other ideas? Best wishes Gaby -- Mrs. Gaby Chaudry http://www.gaby.de/bilder/ |
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