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At 09:56 AM 1/30/98 EST, you wrote:
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>From: seeds-list-request@eskimo.com
>Date: Sat, 27 Dec 1997 13:12:08 -0800 (PST)
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>Welcome to Propagation Mailing list
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>This mailing list is provided to educate members on propagating
>plants. You may ask "What type of plants?"  Well, we will cover all types
>of plant propagation such as; seed germination, leaf/root cuttings, hard
wood 
>cuttings and the type of equipment or chemicals to achieve propagation.
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>Now I confess, I am no expert in understanding all the issues of
>propagation or understanding each species per there Latin name, but with new 
>members, each one can provide their knowledge due to practical experience. 
>The  goal of the mailing list is to provide an avenue to educate the members 
>in successful propagation techniques. The mailing list will not be limited 
>to any specific family of plants. I hope you will join the mailing list and 
>enjoy the vast education you will gain towards propagating plants.  I know 
>there will be a differences of opinions, so please be nice a suggest your 
>opinion in a professional manner. 
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>I am totally against this. If you know the propagation process of a
>plant and are looking for a seed source, then it is ok to ask for the
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>Well, enough of this, lets start learning the process of propagation.
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>Duncan McAlpine
>Federal Way WA
>http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin
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