Re: Finding different varieties

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• Subject: Re: Finding different varieties
• From: "* D* <C*@BUS.ORST.EDU>
• Date: Tue, 20 May 1997 12:17:25 -0700

just adding a note to Richard's plug for Nichols . . . I live in Albany,
OR and stopped in at Nichols yesterday to pick up some cilantro  . . .
if I planted *all* the kinds of thyme, basil, and sage that they have
growing back in their herb garden, I would have to till up my front
yard.  Their catalog is great (and free!) and the staff is very
knowledgeable and friendly.  If they do not carry the herb that you are
looking for, they can steer you in the right direction.

Deb Conrad

> Where to find herbs?  <snip>  Try Nichols in Oregon for one.
> They also have some of the less popular vegetables.

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