Re: T&M URL was Seed Catalog was earthshaking announcements

I fully agree about Chiltern Seeds. Luckily they alway let me have a supply
of their catalogues because I regularly recommend them to my customers.
Needless to say, I haven't got a catalogue at home, but I'll try to remember
to bring one home tonight and post the info then. It also makes excellent
bedtime reading - one of the funniest catalogues I know.

Tracy Wilson.  Cornwall.
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Campbell <rbcamp@neptune.on.ca>
To: perennials@mallorn.com <perennials@mallorn.com>
Date: 11 June 1999 02:33
Subject: Re: T&M URL was Seed Catalog was earthshaking announcements


>Just to put the cat among the pigeons, Chiltern Seeds is a much better
>catalogue-better selections, and from what my friends who have used both,
>better quality seeds with more information - and more accurate information.
>Only two problems. One is that there are no pictures, the other that as it
>is an English catalogue, it doesn't indicate hardiness zones.
>And now, having whetted all your appetites, I must apologize for not being
>able to give you an address.  I thought I knew where my catalogue was, but
I
>was wrong.  I'll look around for it but perhaps another list member will be
>able to turn it up.  They had no web site the last time I looked but they
>had an e-mail address and you could request the catalogue through it.
>
>Bob Campbell
>
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