Re: T. Williams
- To: i*@Rt66.com
- Subject: Re: T. Williams
- From: R*@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 4 Apr 1996 18:33:18 -0500
Jim & Sharon Hogge:
I found your story interesting. Is the T. in T. Williams also Tennesse? I
have heard the term "Old Dirt Dobber" used in reference to Sam Caldwell,
noted Lycoris breeder in Nashville, also. What type of radio problem was The
Old Dirt Dobber?
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Robert M. Turley
Extension Agent - Citrus / SWF
University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service
Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences
Southwest Florida Research & Education Center
P. O. Box 5127, Immokalee, FL 33934
Ph: 941-657-5221 / Fax: 941-657-5224
E-Mail: RMT@gnv.ifas.uf.edu
Member: American Society For Horticultural Science, Florida State
Horticultural Society, Rio Grande Valley Horticultural Society, Southwest
Florida Institute of Horticulture, American Hemerocallis Society, American
Orchid Society, American Dianthus Society, American Hibiscus Society, Turley
Family Historical Society.
Hobby: Pollywog Gardens & More, 755 Caloosa Estates Drive, LaBelle, Florida
33935; Ph: 941-674-1161; E-Mail: RMTurley@aol.com; Interest: Orchids,
Daylilies, low chill Reblooming Bearded Iris, Louisiana Iris, Japanese Iris,
Natives, Tropicals, Citrus, Lycoris, Zephranthes, Amaryllis, other warm
climate bulbs & perennials.
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