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04-29-2008, 01:44 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Irkutsk botanical garden.
All hello! I recently have visited our Irkutsk botanical garden. Here there is some photo. At them in a collection was only 3 kinds of bananas. It Musa velutina, Musa sikkimensis and Musa ornata. Musa velutina and Musa ornata grow small puppies. The biggest kind it Musa sikkimensis, it reaches in height of 4,5 meters. But still never blossomed. I hope it will soon let out the first flower. I have suggested them to make a collection more and have transferred following kinds in a garden:
Musa Violacea Musa acuminata Musa basjoo Sieb.et Zucc Musa Dwarf Cavendish Ensete superbum Musella lasiocarpa And as a bamboo: Bambusa arundinacea Dendrocalamus membranaceus Dendrokalamus asper Phyllostachys heteroclada Plants for a botanical garden My banana and bamboo Musa sikkimensis stem. Musa sikkimensis stem. (1) Musa sikkimensis Musa sikkimensis (1) Palm. Lemon Agave I think it it will be better in a greenhouse, than in a room. Now the most part of my bananas and a bamboo has moved to a botanical garden. I shall observe of them there. We wish to make the greatest collection of bananas, a bamboo and palm trees in Russia. I think it it will turn out. Today I land new seeds of bananas: Ensete perrieri Musa cheesmani Musa itinerans (Yunnan Banana) Musa laterita Musa manii Musa nagensium Musa paradisiaca var. seminifera .New Bhutan. Musa thomsonii Musa zebrina Musa coccinea Abyssinian Banana Musa Ensete ventricosum Ensete Glaucum Musa Siamensis Bamboo: Dendrocalamus strictus Dendrocalamus giganteus Bambusa lako I shall hope to receive even on one plant of each version. To in total you of the best!
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Hi Rauls, nice pictures and lets hope that your musas will grow well in the greenhouse!!
are your summers to cold to grow musas outside?
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Yes, at us a climate in Siberia very cool. In the summer, the temperature can lower to 0 degrees at night, can be and frosts. For a banana it does not approach to grow up it in the street. But in a greenhouse grow perfectly.
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Oke thanks for explainig. are there growing any trees in such a cold climate?
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Raules, how kind of you to donate some plants to the botanical garden.
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Raules -you do a fantastic job growing the variety of tender plants that you do, and under such difficult conditions. Hats off to you!!!!
Great idea to donate so many plants to the Irkutsk botanical gardens - leaves so much more room for the new plants when the seeds germinate!! Good luck with the new arrivals Cassie |
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Climate at us cold, but the local flora is very rich. Many different trees and plants. At us such trees as a pine, a fur-tree, a fir, a cedar, a bird cherry, a birch, an aspen and many other things grow. The big variety of colors. The nature is very beautiful, not looking at a cold climate. Here two photos of Eastern Siberia:
And tropical plants can be grown up only in a greenhouse. It is not a pity to me, that I have given the majority of the bananas to a botanical garden, I on the contrary only am glad to it. In an apartment they have not enough place, and there they will show the present growth, and then and flowering. I shall often visit them and to observe of their growth, development and to help it. Photo I shall place at a forum. At home I have left such kinds of bananas. It Musa sikkimensis and Musa basjoo Sieb.et Zucc. And as the unknown superdwarf and suckers Musa Dwarf Cavendish. They will grow beside with me. Thanks you for understanding. All the best.
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
your pics of siberia are lovely! it looks like our pacific north west. and it would hurt my feelings to have grown all the nanas you have and then have to part with them. however, sending them to the botanical gardens is a way to share them with other people. and i think thats a great idea, and a great sacrafice.
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Raules,
Thank you for posting the pictures. It is a beautiful area.
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Yes, the nature beautiful also is probably similar to other regions of our planet. It agree, now not only I shall be pleased with a kind of my plants, but also many other things people. Though, fairly to tell to leave them it was not easy, but this hour on a shower pleasure.
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its cold overthere, but its a beautiful place to life!
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Wow Raules - what beautiful countryside! That is a lovely place to live!
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Plants in a garden grow well. Here a photo. Especially well feels Musa Dwarf Cavendish. It had puppies. As there is also a result from seeds. Grow: Ensete ventricosum, Ensete Glaucum, Musa Itinerans. I expect other shoots. The banana collection still young, but will be soon more adult.
Young banana collection. Musa Dwarf Cavendish Ensete ventricosum Bamboo from seeds
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Your generosity makes you an Ambassador to banana growers worldwide. Salute!
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
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What progress! Congratulations on so many seedlings! You are doing a wonderful job growing all those plants! Very generous of you to donate all those plants to your community! Thank you for the update and pictures! Margie |
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Gradually we shall increase a collection of plants further. In process of their growth, I shall spread a photo. All thanks!
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
Those are all beautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing them!!!
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Wonderful, thanks, enjoyed these pics!
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Re: Irkutsk botanical garden.
you are a very gracious person to give your plants away to the gardens. thank you for the pics.
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