Re: reference books

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• Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 17:40:11 -0500
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Duncan ---
The Deno book is privately published.  Dr. Deno is a retired prof from Penn
State (Chemistry) who is doing a wonderful job of working out germ regimens
for many perennials.  I thought the lasst printing was sold out: I will
check and post it to the group.

The Ball Seed book is good.  Jim Nau (Ball Seed) recently published a book
on perennial propagation which is great and available through Ball Seed. 
They are on the Web at Kevin gtalks@xnet.com.  Growers Talks is the Ball
trade publication and is aimed at the commercial grower.  

I also have a copy of the Jelitto catalog / seed manual.  If I can get it
scanned and into decent shape (those tables are going to be tough to scan
and OCR), I will send it to you so that you can post it.

Rick Grazzini

> I'm unable to provide the  author and publisher for the subject request,
but
> here are my two cents on what I use/know. This question was addressed at
the
> begining of the mailing list introduction in Dec 14/96. Thanks for asking

> again. 
> 
> The Seed Germination Handbook; Ball Seed
> Deno Seed Germination Theory: ?
> Growing from Seed quarterly publication; Thompson & Morgan (discontinued)
> Jellito seed reference guide: I hade it at one time, and lost it.
> 

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