Re: Magazines

In a message dated 12/26/02 2:46:59 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
OXFORDWALT@aol.com writes:


> Not exactly reading but Plants Magazine has just started a Mid-Atlantic 
> edition;>>>>>
> 
> You will like this, Walter.  If they repeat the New England performance, 
> you will have to have this magazine.  They are online with the 2003 shows 
> already and I notice your area (maybe five states) is posted but without 
> links as yet.
> Every single thing you could want in New England  (I live on the lines 
> joining NY, Mass and CT) is mentioned or advertised or treated editorially. 
>  We are hoping this company does not wear itself thin expanding, it is a 
> must have for a New England Gardener.  PPP joined with the Mass. Hort. 
> Soc., in the March issue, is also the Boston Flower Show Guide in a unique 
> type cooperation that works well for both.  The new PPP will cover only 
> Middle Atlantic states and is the company putting Roger Swain back on TV.


<<<>   Thought of it when Henry Mitchell was mentioned.  Time to read 
> again Mitchell's Essential Earthman >>>>


Must some dearth of writing here,  I also re-read this from time to time.  
Bless Henry wherever he is.

>   <<<<How about Eleanor Perenyi's Green Thoughts ?  How'd this get 
> into books?>>>>>>
> 
> She never wrote another garden book.  She said that she was finished with 
> this one, had her say.  For the women out there, the last chapter of this 
> book is entitled " Women's Place."  Addresses two issues, a good thing you 
> will not find in any other garden book.  "Green Thoughts, A Writer in the 
> Garden."


Claire Peplowski
NYS z4  where the sun came out on two feet of snow and the kids are having a 
great time. 

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