Re: heirloom/endangered species seeds .....

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>From: Nan Sterman
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>>Recently, Pacific Horticulture magazine (a California publication)
>>and some botanical gardens in CA jointly started  propagating plants
>>that are rare or endangered and for which there is a very small gene
>>pool remaining
>
>Any Web address ?  more info, please-and-thank-you ?  if only to me and not
>the list ..... ?
>
>Toni Hawryluk
>Seattle, WA
>tonihawr@email.msn.com

I shoulda thought of that, sorry.  Okay, here it is...

http://www.pacifichorticulture.org/

This is a great publication that has been around for decades.  I've 
gotten it on and off for years, and started up again recently. 
Pacific Horticultural Foundation is sponsored by Calif. Hort. 
Society, Strybing Arboretum Society, So Cal HOrt Society, WEstern 
Hort Society and Northwest Hort society.  I guess it does pay some 
attention to the Pacific northwest.  Traditionally, it has been very 
San Francisco/Northern California focused but seems to be trying to 
break out of that mold.

Anyway, I highly recommend it for mediterranean gardeners. 
International subscriptions are available.

Nan
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Nan Sterman
San Diego County California
Sunset zone 24, USDA hardiness zone 10b or 11
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