Re: [SG] shadegardening society

Hi all,
Being in zone 7b, I rarely contribute as our shade here is so different
from anything 7 and lower.
However, If you do something organized, I would love to our area included.
I learn a lot from the forum,but it is still up to 70 here during the day
now and only once have we had freezing temps. We are expected to go below
the mid 40's/50 for the next week.
I still have impatients fully in bloom.
Don't want to "rub" it in but remember us next summer.
Anyone else on the forum live in this area (near Atlanta for me)
Thanks,
Laurie

>>        Nancy has made some really good points here. At what point do we
>go off
>>line with this conversation? Do we stay on for others to add their thoughts
>>and input? At some point the circle will need to be closed with something
>>like a CC list so who ever ends up on the "Steering Committee"  can
>>communicate with all.
>
>As I recall, the original idea (Aden's) was to form an International Shade
>Gardening Society, and this robin ended up being the first step in that
>direction.  I for one would like to see as much as possible stay on-line,
>so those of us who intend to contribute cash and volunteer can watch the
>progress of our efforts and encourage the participation of others.  Those
>working on a particular project could send updates to the list, perhaps,
>once work has begun.  I would not want to see the Society and the Journal
>separated from its Robin.  Let us know when the call for donations and
>volunteers officially goes out.
>
>
>Sheila Smith
>mikecook@pipeline.com
>Niles, MI  USA, Z 5/6
>
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