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WANTED: Fellow Winter Sowers

16 years ago

Hey, Everyone.

What did I promise you last year or the year before?

Except for kcrna, I didn't keep track of any other offers I made. Please remind me here, OK? I'll get them out as soon as I can.

Sorry, I've been away for some health issues, so have really been out of this gardening stuffs.

Thanks.

Ciao. :-)

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mnwsgal
16 years ago
I am not one of those you have an outstanding offer to fill. Just wanted to say hi and welcome back.

Glad to hear that you are feeling better and back to thinking about gardening. I have missed your postings and photos of your garden.

Often look at old ones for inspiration. The hydrangea and solidago cuttings you sent me last spring grew well. Great bloom on the solidago. Thanks for sharing.

Bobbie
bubbalouise3
16 years ago
Pitimpinai: I just wanted to say, too, that I'm glad you're feeling better. We've had a really late spring here but I'm uncovering all the things you sent me last year--two kinds of Solidago, Annabelle hydrangea, knautia, etc.--all looking good. Thanks again for your generosity and I hope those health problems are a thing of the past! Jan
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