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Re: [SANS] New Kid on the Block
- To: S*@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
- Subject: Re: [SANS] New Kid on the Block
- From: T* H* <h*@ENDANGEREDSPECIES.COM>
- Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 11:08:37 -0800
- In-Reply-To: <1a9a53f4.35097475@aol.com>
>Hello Hermine;
>
>I recognize your name from the Begonia List. Hi :-)) I have access to S.
>'Silver Queen' and this one is totally different. Jon Dixon told me the
full
>name. I had a partial name with the word 'Moon' that hadn't faded yet. It's
>S. 'Moonshine' My S. 'Silver Queen' died on me. I'm going to try to get
>another cutting from my friend, Anne, one of these days. She has some
>interesting ones. Do you have S. 'Bantel's Sensation'? Some of us have a
>little trouble growing that one. I should ask the list Huh?
>
Something interesting about the silver nes, is that some will make silver
plants froma leaf cutting and some make regular green tweed colour ones! I
think that there re many silver plants which have had many names put on
them, and much possible confusion about it. When i get out my oldest
catalogues, going back to 1975, i will make a listing of all the names
with which I have gotten the silver plants. I have an interesting thing
here in the nursery...a Mason-Congo has put out an offshot with two
connected silver Mason-Congos on it. too soon to break out the champagne,
but i sure hope it is stable.
Yes it is nice to meet a plant friend anywhere!
hermine
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