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THE ARCHIVES (was Re:Potatoes)

Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html

Joe:
I hope you don't mind, but I am sending this message to the listserv because I have had several requests for this information. I am including a copy of the message that tells how I get to the listserv archives, but I also want to give you a tip about the listserv messages. 

When any message is sent to the sqft listserv, you will note some numbers, a dash, and another series of numbers that are listed in the address of the email. The first set of numbers is the archive number of that particular message. 

About potatoes, any potato has the potential to be a seed potato.

Happy archiving,
Sheryl A. McCoy

GETTING TO THE ARCHIVES----

When you get to the SQFT webpage, move down...using your cursor...to the info about the listserv. I made a copy of the text:
The SQFT Listserv and Listserve Data base

"Here you will find directions to get on the Square Foot Gardening Listserve , a computer email system to correspond with other Square Foot Gardeners around the world. From this page you can see how to search past messages on the original sqft list.See the section below about a list for teachers and students. Join both."

Look at the words - Square Foot Gardening Listserve - note the hotlink that will get you to the webpage with the archives.  
PLEASE DON'T THINK I AM UNDERESTIMATING YOUR ABILITIES, I AM TELLING YOU MY ROUTE SO 
YOU WILL KNOW WHERE I FOUND THE NUMBERED ARCHIVED MESSAGES;-)

Once you get to the listserv webpage, look under the listbot button. Notice the hotlink: View Square Foot Gardening List Archive. Click on it!

You will see the archive number in the first box on the left, move to #899, and you will find my conversation about planting whole potatoes with sprouts. During that same time period, many others 
contributed to this same topic, so you may want to read some of the surrounding posts.
---
"Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her
patterns, so that each small piece of her fabric
reveals the organization of the entire tapestry."
-Richard Feynman
















On Sat, 24 Apr 1999 10:27:24   JLestochi wrote:
>Square Foot Gardening List - http://www.flinet.com/~gallus/sqft.html
>
>
><< Refer to Listserv Archive 899 for more discussion on using the whole 
>potatoe out of the bag or wherever you find them. It really works;-) >>
>
>I tried to figure this out, but I can't.  How do get to "Listserv Archive 
>899"?  I want to grow potatoes in cages with straw, but don't know anything 
>about seed potatoes.
>
>TIA -- 
>Joe - Langhorne, PA  19047
> (Still trying to determine what zone he's in, other than the "Twilight Zone")
>
>
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