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muradulislam · Post by **muradulislam** » June 1st, 2011, 5:05 pm

First of all, a hearty thanks to administrators for managing this site. I live in Mansehra at the base of Himalayas. Am not that new in gardening, had a knack for it from childhood but when i got interested in honey bees, my gardening also kicked in a couple of weeks ago when i saw bees on Gul-e-Khaira in home. Now i want to have a garden full of flowers before getting honey bees. Have about 100 kanals of forest land from inheritance (actually my Father is alive, AL-humdo-Lillah). Lots and Lots of space for fruit trees and flowers along field edges. Hope i will be able to achieve it with the help of other hobbyists.

Post by **khabbab** » June 1st, 2011, 5:31 pm

Welcome to forum murad. Glad to see you on forum. I got some native tree seeds including some fruit ones. send me PM and i can send them to you. And some forum member living near you might be able to suggest you some good nursery to get stuff.
How cold are your winters, temperature wise? i guess there is some snow fall in winters? btw, went to balakot and mansehra few years ago, river kunhar was very beautiful site

muradulislam · Post by **muradulislam** » June 1st, 2011, 5:44 pm

Occasional snowfall but a lot of frosty nights here. Landscape is beautiful. Once i spent six months in Karachi and when i got back, Entering abbottabad gave me a view i cant forget. Normally we are blind to our landscapes as its our daily routine to see them.

Post by **Izhar** » June 1st, 2011, 8:56 pm

It was actually "spent six months in Karachi" which helped you realize the beauty.... lol

Post by **tweedle2009** » June 1st, 2011, 10:15 pm

Welcome sir.I wanna meet you on my trip to Naran Kaghan this month.I've always wished that I know someone in colder region where I can plant so many of plants that I am crazy about and see them growing occasionally.I had seedling of most rare dogwood tree Prunus urbiniana that died in summer heat.There is an endless list of plants that I want to grow but my climate doesn't permit me.I imported kiwis and blueberry plants.Blueberry died but kiwis are doing well.You can grow lots of kiwi vines there.Will send you kiwi fruit from here.You can sow it's seeds and get as many plants as you can.These kiwis won't be self fertile as that of mine but you have enough place to plant many.Some of them will be male and others will be female.A kiwi fruit vine produces 90-100 lb fruit/year.

You are so lucky to have this much of land and an ideal climate.Plant lots of magnolias, dogwoods, hydrangeas, Viburnum Opulus, blueberries etc.

Post by **tweedle2009** » June 1st, 2011, 11:49 pm

Have a look at this site:

http://strangewonderfulthings.com/List.htm

muradulislam · Post by **muradulislam** » September 6th, 2011, 7:30 pm

Salam again from Hefei, China. Arrived here on 29th August for PhD so no bees and gardening for three years now. Hope i don't forget the skills

M Farooq · Post by **M Farooq** » September 6th, 2011, 8:44 pm

muradulislam wrote:Salam again from Hefei, China. Arrived here on 29th August for PhD so no bees and gardening for three years now. Hope i don't forget the skills

Congratulations! What is your field? Hope you return back with productive knowledge for our country. I also do virtual gardening by telling my mother how to look after the plants and trees

zaib · Post by **zaib** » September 6th, 2011, 9:09 pm

welcome....

oyfili · Post by **oyfili** » September 7th, 2011, 11:29 am

welcome!

bees are a very good idea, feel free to ask if you need help

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