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Re: I'm moving
- To: Nick Turland <N*@nhm.ac.uk>
- Subject: Re: I'm moving
- From: W* B* <b*@math.berkeley.edu>
- Date: Sat, 3 May 1997 10:44:53 -0700 (PDT)
Nick,
Many thanks for your wonderful descriptive letters! Get settled fast so
we can share your adventures again.
With best wishes for your new job,
Elly Bade
On Fri, 2 May 1997, Nick Turland wrote:
> Dear Meditophiles,
>
> I've been lurking for a while, mainly because I've been frantically getting
> things sorted out ready to move to a new job. This will be in the United
> States, at the Missouri Botanical Garden, so I will have the chance to build
> up a new collection of Mediterranean plants in the not entirely
> Mediterranean climate of St. Louis, Missouri. All my existing Greek and
> Cretan plants are now at London's Chelsea Physic Garden, but I have many
> little packs of seeds which I'll be trying to raise when I find somewhere
> suitable to live.
>
> I'll be leaving the U.K. on May 19, and will temporarily unsubscribe from
> medit-plants on 12 May, my last day in this job at the Natural History
> Museum in London. When I get back online, at mobot.org, I'll re-subscribe.
>
> Incidentally, my parents' garden this week has several beautiful flowering
> species peonies, all grown from seeds sown in 1988 and 1989: white P. clusii
> subsp. clusii & subsp. rhodia, yellow P. mlokosewitschii and the tree-peony
> P. lutea subsp. ludlowii, and also deep pink P. mascula. The Cretan P.
> clusii subsp. clusii is deliciously scented of nutmeg and cinnamon!
>
> There is also a stunning patch of Cretan Tulipa doerfleri, which spreads by
> underground stolons and exists in Crete as a cornfield weed. Each stem is
> about a foot high with large, deep red flowers, particularly sumptuous when
> backlit by the sun. The Turkish T. armena var. lycica has just finished:
> this is also red but much smaller, with wavy-edged leaves.
>
> Best wishes to everyone, Nick.
>
> Nick Turland,
> Department of Botany, The Natural History Museum, London SW7 5BD, UK
> Telephone/voicemail: + 44 171 938 8803 Fax: + 44 171 938 9260 Email:
> n.turland@nhm.ac.uk
>
>
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