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I know before we had someone that grew a few tea bushes and posted
their results. Well, I was wondering if anybody here knew where I could get some seeds because I want to have a try myself. Rather, I don't want to try but I want to give the seeds to one of my friend's relatives to try. They live in a rather high place in this province, and I think it would be suitable for tea production. They have a tea plantation already, but it's in disuse. Recently, it was bought by someone I know. Anyway, it could be a pretty interesting experiment to test some different cultivars at that elevation. If anybody could provide me with some sources, I'd be sure to send free samples to all for tasting!! That is, if this ever becomes anything other than "meng xiang" (a dream). I guess I could always hop over to Taiwan or visit Fujian again. Cheers to those that can help. |
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