Suggestions for a flying visit

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• To: <prairie@mallorn.com>
• Subject: Suggestions for a flying visit
• From: "* L* <f*@lds.co.uk>
• Date: Wed, 23 Apr 1997 22:27:21 +0100

To all subscribers.
I know little about prairies but want to learn.
First week of May I am visiting West Virginia from the UK.
I have only 6 days in the US but would really like to see some
prairie and maybe a restoration  project. Can anyone suggest
areas worth a visit which are not too far from West Virginia
(south). Is there a location where I can do some serious quick
learning?

I look forward to any suggestions
Best Regards
Richard
Richard Loader
Furzehill Farm
South Gorley
Fordingbridge
Hants. SP6 2PT
Voice: 01425 653361
E-Mail fhf@lds.co.uk
also, at work: nsy@stewarts.co.uk
Location: 
Western edge of New Forest in County of Hampshire. Elevation:
appx. 400ft. Min Winter temp: -12C.  Max. Summer temp: 30C
Rainfall: average for the UK. Soil type: Loamy clay.
Special interests:
Ajugas, Geums, Grasses & allies, Pulmonarias, Prairie plants,
Epimediums 
and Hardy Orchids.

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