Dear Nan--
--My copy hasn't arrived yet--it takes a while to reach
Corfu--but I'm looking forward to reading it; it sounds just like the
information and insights we need.
--Since you mention relishing being able to write real stories
rather than expanded captions, I'd like to remind you that the MGS Journal is
another publication that appreciates them....
--Hope to see you in October
All the best
Cali
----- Original Message -----
From:
T*@plantsoup.com
To: m*@ucdavis.edu
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 5:14
AM
Subject: Article in Pacific
Horticulture
Hi all
I gotta boast for a moment.
Those of you who subscribe to Pacific Horticulture magazine might
like to turn to page 47 in the current issue to read my article about fires,
freezes, and wildflower blooms in Southern California.
These days, most newspapers and magazines are cutting back on pages or
have decided that expanded captions are better than a meaty paragraph.
So, to be able to write a story and make it into an actual story rather
than just a string of sound bites feels almost luxurious. Kudos to editor Dick
Turner and the Pac Hort board for staying that course.
For those of you who don't subscribe - yet - I encourage you to consider
it. Even if you don't live in North America, Pacific Horticulture
is a gardener's gardening magazine - intelligent, accessible... I
suspect that the content would fit or be easy to relate to from any
Mediterranean climate area. And there aren't a bunch of ads that get in
the way of the content!
PS
After you finish reading the article, visit Pac Hort's website
(wwwPacificHorticulture.org) to see a table of what died, what
recovered, and how long it took to recover from the freeze.
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