Re: Propagation Mailing list Survey?

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• Subject: Re: Propagation Mailing list Survey?
• From: S* F* <s*@cybersurf.net>
• Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 19:32:34
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I've picked up a lot of useful information on this list - I have 2 lists of
my own that keep me busy so I don't post much - but read just about
everything.

I'd like to learn more about propagating from cuttings, overwintering,
etc., but they don't belong on a seeds list.  Could we possibly discuss -
or enter our names and interests - to swap seeds?

I prefer starting from seed - survival rate isn't great but its very
satisfying to watch a plant grow and bloom that you've started on your own
instead of just lugging home from a nursery.  I have 10 poppy buds out
there I'm so anxious to see bloom - I mixed a plain red seed with the black
peony type from T&M - and they're in a pot.

I'd like to know more about growing perennials from seed - when to start,
can they be started in summer, how to overwinter the seedlings, etc., etc.
I'm also looking for new ideas for plants hardy to zones 3 and 4.

Hope this has been some help, Duncan - I'll try to participate more.


Susan
Calgary, Alberta

visit "The Girls" at 
http://www.geocities.com/heartland/meadows/8958/

• References:
  • Propagation Mailing list Survey? - listowner
    • From: "McAlpine, Duncan G" <Duncan.McAlpine@PSS.Boeing.com>
  • Re: Propagation Mailing list Survey? - listowner
    • From: "Dawn L. Mlodoch" <Dawn@Mlodoch.com>

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