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TIME OUT EVERYONE- LIST OWNER

I have been reviewing the archives of this mailing list and WE are
getting off TRACK from the scope of this mailing list.  The reason why
you joined this mailing list is to discuss plant propagation. No more no
less. Some can slide but the last 20 post I have reviewed, only a few
support the scope of the mailing list.  PLEASE focus on plant
propagation.

Send your private replies back to the author, NOT to the mailing list.


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.

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. 

CAUTION: This is not a mailing list to find seed sources. 
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
seed as long as you state the propagation process.

To send postings to the Seed Mailing list, send all your questions to: 

seeds-list@eskimo.com


To unsubscribe, follow the same process a subscribe but use unsubscribe.

SAVE THIS POSTING FOR REFERENCE. I WILL NOT HAVE THE TIME TO UNSUBSCRIBE
YOU.
 
See this URL for further details:
http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/seed.html

Mailing list archive is on http://www.mallorn.com/lists/seeds-list

Well, enough of this, lets start learning the process of propagation.
-- 
Duncan McAlpine, Federal Way, WA   m*@eskimo.com
Why buy plants when you can grow them yourself.....?
http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/
http://www.eskimo.com/~mcalpin/pumkin.html
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