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Volume 3, Issue #2 - Cubits

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Talking with the experts<br />

By Antone Jones<br />

Living in central Florida has its perks. This part of the state has a large concentration<br />

of nurseries, many of which grow Hoya and Dischidia. None, however, grow them quite<br />

like one nursery in particular: Hermann Engelmann Greenhouses. Most will know this<br />

company by their trademark, “Exotic Angel” plants. I had the wonderful opportunity to<br />

speak to one of Hermann Engelmann’s location managers about their fantastic Hoya and<br />

Dischidia.<br />

What’s your name and what do you do here?<br />

“My name is Jayson Opgenorth and I am the head grower for Hermann Engelmann<br />

Greenhouses in Apopka, Florida, and am also in charge of general quality control<br />

for the company. I graduated from Texas A&M University with a B.S. in Horticulture<br />

in 1992.”<br />

How long have you worked for Hermann Engelmann Greenhouses?<br />

“16 years.”<br />

How many different Hoya and Dischidia does the company grow?<br />

“Approximately 18 Hoyas and around 7 Dischidia.”<br />

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