Re: Philadelphus ( Mock Orange)

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• Subject: Re: Philadelphus ( Mock Orange)
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• Date: Sun, 4 Jan 1998 00:04:41 EST
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In a message dated 98-01-03 23:43:58 EST, garnorth@istar.ca writes:

<< Karen:
 
 The book you consulted was right. Mock Oranges are easy, warm 
 germinators. Surface sow and keep warm & humid. You should have high & 
 rapid germination within a couple weeks....
 
 Kristl
 Gardens North Seeds
 N. Gower. Ontario
 Zone 4 >>
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Thank you Kristl.  Now, I probably shouldn't mention here, as this is off
topic, but  helpful for other seeds-listers to know that they have a very
qualified attendance on this list, that you were PROFILED in Country Gardens,
March 1998 issue !!! Page 26, to be exact.

I don't know if congratulations are in order, but if it were me, I would
certainly be proud.

Karen Ernst
Highland, MI  USDA Zone 5

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