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[CheshireCat]

Hello,

I'm excited to be on this site. I grow some plants of ethnobotanical interested and would be happy to share excess genetics when I don't use it. Unfortunately my current livestyle is accompanied with occasional moving and no garden. Therefore I can not keep to many plants that are hard to move or need to be grown in the ground. Nethertheless I occasionally have for example some excess L. williamsii seeds, maybe sometimes a Trichocereus cutting, nightshades like Datura or Hyoscyamus and since last year four different Phalaries clones, from which one is ready for propagation. I also know a nice place to collect hundrets of viable Gingko seeds in the autumn.  When I have some time to get an overview, I will make a list of species I grow and genetics I have to offer.
Furthermore I am interested in plants for various medicinal uses, herbs and spices, and unusual vegetables.
I'm looking forward for exchanges to help distribute the genetics and knowledge about all these wonderful plants. 

CheshireCat

[Mandrake]

Hello CheshireCat,

there's certainly europeans in the site, perhaps more than you may think at first - including myself

I'm sure it's also common among members here to be limited in growing space, or to lack a permanent garden to work in, but as you know well, that's not an obstacle for keeping a few itinerant plants in the family.

Thank you for joining and welcome to STS!

Mandrake

[superpedro]

Hello from another european member ;-)

[New Wisdom]

I'm not european, but welcome to STS!  I know how it is to have limited garden space. That's why my closet is full of cacti. hehe