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From: Ron Couch (fg)
Date: 03/18/08


Dear Dr. Parmar,

I ran across this old e-mail note today, and could not find any  
evidence that I ever replied or otherwise took action on it. I don't  
often respond to list mail because I get quite a lot of it at times  
and it would add to the volume of e-mail replies that I must deal  
with. But today I wondered whether anyone ever responded to you with  
advice on germinating miracle fruit seeds. More important, did you  
realize any success at it? One person I know who has had mixed results  
experimenting with miracle fruit seed germination is John Panzarella  
of Lake Jackson, Texas. I'm sending him a copy of this note so that  
you and he can correspond directly.

Also, this afternoon I was browsing files of possible articles and  
found another note of yours among those--a note that had been  
forwarded to me by Richard Ashton. The topic was red guavas with white  
flesh. I was interested in knowing more about this at the time that I  
received it, but my mother had passed away only a couple of days  
earlier, so I was not at my best in terms of looking after matters  
that needed attention. The upshot is that I failed to file it  
properly. Richard also sent me three small photos embedded in a text  
document, which I still have (they are attached). This all caused me  
to wonder whether you might have developed an article about these  
unusual guavas or, if you have not, whether you might consider doing so.

Please give me your thoughts at your earliest convenience.

Thank you,

Ron Couch, Editor
Fruit Gardener magazine

California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc.
On the Web: www.crfg.org
Voice: 318-640-4505
Fax: 318-640-5631





On May 30, 2006, at 10:32 AM, Dr. Chiranjit Parmar wrote:

> Dear list members,
>
> I want to raise a few miracle fruit plants in my garden.  I got the  
> seeds twice and planted them.  I FAILED both times.
>
> A listmember friend is sending me few seeds.  So I shall be making  
> THIRD attempt.
>
> I DO NOT WANT TO FAIL this time.
>
> Those who have experience of germinating miraclefruit seed may  
> kindly advise me what precautions should I take not to fail this time.
>
> Very truly yours,
>
> Dr. Chiranjit Parmar
> 186/3 Jail Road
> Mandi  HP  175001
> INDIA
> Phone: 01905-222810, 94181-81323
> www.lesserknownindianplants.com
> _______________________________________________
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