Bulbs and flowers from Kot's Polish garden

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Crocus in my collection
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Iris kolpakowskyana in my garden

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Growing from seed
Adonis second year
Eranthis and Helleborus the first year
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Helleborus seedlings
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Merendera jolanthae
Colchicum mirzoewae
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[johnralphcarpenter]

Love that Colchicum!

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Biologist and collector of plants of the Altai replace the plant for its collection of wild species Paeonia. Information at; dicoflora@mail.ru. Plants in the pictures are for exchange.
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Foto Oleg Budkajev Altay

[Gabriela]

I don't quite understand Kot. Plants or seeds from them?
Shipping of the plants is not allowed without a phytosanitary certificate, and this cannot be obtained unless one has a business registered plant nursery. As far as I know this rule applies everywhere.

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Gabriele
This applies to plants. If you have interesting wild Paeonia please contact with Oleg. Everything is possible . These are not plants from nature, only grown in the nursery
Regards
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[Maggi Young]

Oleg Budkajev is from the  Altay and , as far as I can gather , writes about the plants of the region, leads tours and  also grown the native plants from seed.  He slalso recoomends that plants only be grown from seed -  see this article for instance :
http://www.vestnik-sadovoda.ru/index.php/puteshestviya-poezdki/869-ekspeditsiya-na-gorny-alta-fotoreportazh-s-poslesloviem

 As ever, I reiterate the SRGC advice to satisfy oneself about the  bona fides and compliance with all national and international regulations  of any  person before  entering any trade situation.

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Mr. .Olek does not sell plants. It can only be exchange . Only wild Paeonia.
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[johnw]

I don't quite understand Kot. Plants or seeds from them?
Shipping of the plants is not allowed without a phytosanitary certificate, and this cannot be obtained unless one has a business registered plant nursery. As far as I know this rule applies everywhere.

Gabriela - Not just a phyto from the supplier you would first have to apply for a CFIA Permit to Import - $35  - for the country in question and supply the exporter with that permit so he has the specific phyto requirements as well as the permit number.  The last major import we did was almost a bust save for the heroic actions of a fine young woman inspector who met us at Edinburgh Airport to give us the phyto.  Then only to realize we had missed mentioning the bamboos, she sped back to the office & redid the phyto, sped back and inspected everything just as we were boarding the plane.  Not easy on the nerves.

john

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Erythronium caucasicum
Iris reticulata cv White Caucasus
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Fritillaria alburyana
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