Nancy,

I always use Paypal whenever available, which Russell uses

Here are ome details regarding placing an order:

·        Online payment is via Paypal, where you can pay either by credit card or from your Paypal balance option of m*@odysseyperennials.com their order, shipping address, and Paypal address to us, using the subject line "Odyssey Perennials Order".

·        If you would rather order by post, you can print and snail-mail the "final order totals" page

·        You can also send a typed or hand-written order with check or money order

·        Mail a check to Odyssey Perennials, PO Box 382, South Lancaster, MA 01561

m*@odysseyperennials.com

Also, Russell is a member of this perennials list – maybe he’ll see your post, though I bet he’s pretty busy at the moment.

So…what did you order???

Kitty

You made me try to order other plants I crave but could not get the order to go through.  Probably not doing it right but other sites work for me...too well, some times.  Nancy

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From: "Kitty Morrissy" <1*@rewrite.hort.net>
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Sent: 23-Jan-2017 02:04:09 +0000
Subject: RE: St Bernard's Lily

Nancy, thanks for the site. Makes me glad I ordered 3 of them.

Kitty

Pacific Bulb group says hardy to Zone 5.  Read what they say.  I think we should always try a plant once.   So I kill a plant...nothing new about that but look at what does live here in Tennessee.  nancy

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From: "Kitty Morrissy" <1*@rewrite.hort.net>
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Sent: 22-Jan-2017 20:02:58 +0000
Subject: St Bernard's Lily

Hi all,

I was looking over the spring 2017 Odyssey Perennials catalogue

at www.odysseyperennials.com

and came across this item:

St Bernard's Lily, Anthericum ramosum

It looks very much like something I saw on some backroads in Ireland this past summer.  I had never heard of the genus before and when I checked the picture, it took me back to one of the more enjoyable parts of my trip.  It’s probably not the same plant, but I just had to order it. My old Hortus Third says it’s native to western & southern Europe – not a big hop to Ireland, eh?

So – does anyone on this list grow it or know it?  Anything to tell me about it?

Kitty