Re: gentle suggestion

Hi all,

Marge is probably right; there is no real need to change the list name.  I
suggest that just a little maintenance is needed -- a couple people who
will "seed" the discussions when they lag.

I have a shade related question:  Will Hosta grow well under a black walnut
tree?  I have two or three black walnuts and a hickory, under which I'm
thinking of setting up some shady plant beds, mainly Hosta.  Daylilies grow
fine under black walnuts, by the way.

Regards,
Jim Shields


At 04:39 AM 7/14/2004 -0400, you wrote: 
Personally, I don't think we should change the list name.  There are
quite a few general gardening lists out there.  "Shade" doesn't
restrict us to type of plant, just conditions.

Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
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> From: Bob <bobaxe@SBTEK.NET>
Hi Claire and everyone
I see the listserv has been updated some with a simple and not so
user friendly user interface. I didn't see any way to change the name
of the list itself. I would have to take a vote to see if the
majority would want it changed anyway before I would try to find out
and then I couldn't guarantee it. I would write to the administrator
to see their thoughts on this. There also could be a list already
with the suggested topic.
Bye
Bob


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