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Re: reference books

To the below list we would like to add Arrowhead Alpine's fine seed
catalogue, an excellant source of germination instructions.  We think Bob
Stewart (of Arrowhead & a regular contributor to this list) was much too
modest to list his own business.  We too, rely on the Jelitto Cataloge and
the Deno book as well.

Addresses for them below (We hope this is not against the rules to give
these addresses, we have no association with these businesses):

Seed Germination Theory and Practice
by Norman C Deno
139 Lenor Drive
State College PA 16801 USA
1st Book $20,  supplement $15

Jelitto Staudensamen GmbH
Postfach 1264
D-29 685 Schwarmstedt
Germany
011 49 50 71 40 85 Phone
011 49 50 71 40 88 Fax
Free catalog
Seeds (some very interesting varieties)

Jelitto Seeds
125 Chenoweth Ln.
Louisville, KY  40207
phone: (502) 895-0807
fax: (502) 895-3934

Arrowhead Alpines
PO Box 857
Fowlerville, MI  48836
(517) 223-3581
fax: 223-8750
Plants, seeds, shrubs, rooted cuttings...don't be fooled by the'Alpine' in
the name.
Big selection of really hard to find stuff

Bill & Harvey
SKID  zone 6  CT  USA


>> Hi !
>>
>> I'm looking for recommendations for reference books for seed germinating.
>> I have Parks Success with Seeds and it is pretty good.  I've looked around
>> at books stores (limited in this area) and in the "junk" mail that I get.
>> I haven't seen any others.
>>
>> Does anyone have a great book which they would like to share the title,
>> author & publisher with me.
>>
>> Angelika
>>
>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.
>
>There are many books which are provided through Timber press. The URL is
>on my main homepage http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin
>
>Here is a good reference or two:
> http://home.sol.no/asles
>http://www.rmrp.com:80/GerminationInfo.html
>
>If you go to a search engine  and type in "seed germination" (use the quotes)
>you should find some pages. In excite.com, there are many links which
>send you out to Mallorn Computing but the links are forbidden.
>If or when approval is granted to archive
>the other mailing list, you can see additional resourse to seed germination.
>
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