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RE: Welcome to the world of Roses.

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> From: Jeaa1224 <Jeaa1224@aol.com>
> To: rose-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: Re: Welcome to the world of Roses.
> Date: Monday, May 25, 1998 2:58 PM
> 
> Carleen:
> 
> I think I'm understanding how this works - let's see if I 've got it: I
e-mail
> rose-list@
> eskimo.com - it gets there and is diseminated to all who have subscribed
-
> then, like me, when they write back, they eventually get their own mail
too?
> Is this
> correct?  

Yes , exactly..(you type fast..)

> Whatever happened to Richard who
> wanted to know where all the action is
>  - I must now have, with all my own mail
> included, 
> 7 or 8 letters - that's a lot of action.  

He may not have checked his mail since
this morning when he wrote. 
We are stirring up the mail now...

> What does the eskimo in the address signify?  
> I seem to be all questions (did I say I was a pest)
>  but I am interested in learning lots about roses

I have no clue what the eskimo means.
The owner "Duncan"? also gets the mail,
maybe he will respond sometime. 

I have learned that Epsom Salts are good 
for basal growth in roses. (sending out new 
canes) that lime does indeed reduce the
clumping of clayish soil. And some of my
best "internet pen-pals" were found on this
list.  
Hello...Michelle and Susan.

Hope you enjoy your stay.

Carleen
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