RE: A Thorny Issue

At 01:24 PM 3/19/2003 -0800, Debra Teachout-Teashon  wrote:
>I didn't realize you was in exile from the PNW, well hurry back!

The warm. dry, sunny weather down here was a welcome change, but now I'm 
ready for planting season, northwest style!  I'm missing all the garden 
shows and exchanges and other get-togethers.

>So the nursery you are talking about is Cistus by any chance. I had the 
>privilege to go with our Rainy Side group last year and we went to this 
>nursery and I fell in love with it. I might even make a special trip down 
>from Washington to go back to it. I bought a hardy arbutus and some other 
>strange and wonderful plants there. Next time I bring lots of cash and 
>large moving van. :)

Yup, Cistus Design. Did a one-day nursery marathon with a couple of PNWers 
that you know and after we hit Cistus, we regretted not bringing the U-Haul 
and not having more to spend!  All the same, we definitely put a dent in 
their inventory.

We are planning a similar event when I return only we'd like to visit some 
of the WA nurseries.  Maybe see you up that way ? !

HarleyLady
Baja, MX and
Pacific NorthWET


>At 04:32 PM 3/18/2003 -0800, you wrote:
>
>>I sold my home and business shortly before I came down for the winter so I
>>have a garden-in-exile, everything potted up and temporarily in the care of
>>friends until I return to the PNW and the home I'll be moving into there in
>>mid-May.  The  S. quitoense is  reported to be wintering nicely in a
>>sheltered garden on the Long Beach Peninsula on the SW Washington coast.
>
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