Re: [Sansevierias] Found the photo
The Silent Seed <[email protected]>
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Hi No photos on my website yet - Today was actually the first day of my big project - which is to photograph EVERy plant in my inventory - which can then be added to the website. Meanwhile, I'll post up a few here and there for you. Best, Jude ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thesilentseed.com, rare and unusual plants from around the world [email protected] ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----Original Message----- From: Kyle Baker <[email protected]> To: Sansevierias <[email protected]> Sent: Tue, Jan 7, 2014 12:41 pm Subject: Re: [Sansevierias] Found the photo Hi, Went to your website to look at photos but found none so will wait for you to post photos and in mean time will review other websites... Mr. Kyle Fletcher Baker, MCN Maine Zone 5 On Tuesday, January 7, 2014 10:35 AM, The Silent Seed <[email protected]> wrote: Hi Kyle, Thanks! I will try to match mine to yours. I will post pictures of the ones that need names, later, and you can try to match. OK? The ones left below, are the ones I have. I do not have a grandicuspis, so I can't help with that one. The others, yes. Until I post pics - I can tell you that silver queen is tall, silvery green, largely unpatterned, might have a few dark green bands, but not many. Subspicata- should be very dark, "blackish" and may have a thin orange margin, no patterns. Very stout leaves. (superficially like a smaller, black masoniana.) Senegambica is light, no patterning, and smaller - it resembles a bird's nest in growth habit, but is taller, if that makes sense. The other three - will post pics. desertii - Dead ? roxburghiana - unknown which it is, double check photo's senegambica - unknown which it is subspicata - silver Queen - unknown which it is