Re: no new plants!

Thanks Ryan, we'd call it a house in a housing estate.

Shelley


Shelley,

 Tract home: Another term for a production home, a mass-produced house
constructed by one builder in a project.

Take care,
Ryan
50 miles wnw of Los Angeles,
California U.S.A.



----- Original Message -----
From: "Shelley Harvey" <sharvey@pobox.une.edu.au>
To: <medit-plants@ucdavis.edu>
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 4:09 PM
Subject: no new plants!



 Hi Judy

 I don't think I could ever say I would not buy any plants!  Forgive
 my ignorance, but what is a "tract-house"?  It's not a term I can
 remember seeing before.

 Shelley

 >I've been on the list for years, but with a new computer, sigh, I
 >was having trouble sending.
 >
 >We've had a suburban tract-house garden which has been evolving for
 >20 years, with trees and ornamentals, and my husband's tiny bit of
 >lawn. He does the roses and I do the perennials, but he has become
 >obsessed with sailing, and wants to do less gardening, and I'm
 >limited physically, so this year we're simplifying and editing, and
 >I have vowed not to buy any plants. Yikes. Heaven only knows how
 >long this will last.
 >
 >We live in Pleasanton, CA, halfway between SF Bay and the Central
 >Valley, Sunset zone 15, I think, in their new regime, USDA zone 9A
 >
 >Judy Person.


 --
 Shelley Harvey
 Northern Tablelands of NSW
 Australia
 email:  sharvey@pobox.une.edu.au




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Shelley Harvey
Northern Tablelands of NSW
Australia
email:  sharvey@pobox.une.edu.au
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