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> * Another wholesale grower has decided to sell directly to consumers 
> via the Internet. Center Greenhouse in Denver is offering its top 25 
> Power Flowers perennial varieties through its new online store at 
> http://www.powerflowers.com The perennials are offered in 3 
> collections (Butterfly, English Cottage Cutting and Long Blooming) and 
> are suitable for all climate zones in the continental U.S. Plants are 
> shipped in 2 1/2-inch pots in a special insert that can be used as a plant 
> carrier by the consumer. A minimum order is 4 plants; each order 
> comes with a free Power Flowers designer magnet. Consumers are not 
> charged for shipping and handling. missy@powerflowers.com
> 
> * Texas Dept. of Ag, seeking to prevent the spread of sweet potato 
> weevil, is enforcing an emergency rule that prohibits movement of 
> ornamental sweet potatoes and other plants in the Ipomea genus from 
> 100 quarantined weevil-infested counties into non-quarantined, weevil-
> free counties. TDA inspectors are checking the origin of ornamental 
> sweet potato plants at nurseries and retail outlets in non-quarantined 
> counties. Nursery operators and retailers are advised to maintain 
> documents showing the origin of their plants. If these plants have been 
> received from quarantined counties, they will be returned to the point of 
> origin at the owners expense or be destroyed. prhode@agr.state.tx.us; 
> http://www.agr.state.tx.us/comm/sweetpotato.htm
> 
> * Are you a garden writer? ANLA is accepting submissions for the 
> 1999 Herald Award for creativity in garden communications. The 
> winner receives a free trip to the Garden Writers of America annual 
> meeting in Toronto. Entry deadline is June 30. For more, call ANLA at 
> (202) 789-5980 or e-mail jalbizo@anla.org
> 
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