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George Shirley (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Thu, 29 Jan 1998 10:30:59
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>>From ealbrook@mail.lewiston.com Wed Jan 28 19:29:55 1998
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>From: "Liz Albrook" <ealbrook@lewiston.com>
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>I'm so desperate for flowers I almost bought one of those "Bulb Pots"
>from the grocery store for 9 bucks. They contained 3 primroses in
>garish colors, 3 solid yellow minidaffs and either 2 tulips or 1
>hyacinth carefully selected to clash as harshly as possible with the
>3 primroses. They were obviously put togethor by someone who is
>red-green color blind.
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>In retrospect, they looked really nice -- which says a lot about how
>tired of winter I've become.
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>It was warm enough here to work outside but too danged wet to do
>anything (unless I want adobe soil in the spring). So I settled for
>cleaning the bedroom. Now that the dust is gone I can see all the
>cat scratches on the furniture and can walk across the carpet without
>sneezing or needing to take a shower. In the end, I know it will
>have been a waste of time because it's just going to get dusty again.
>My sisters will probably visit in the summer and I'll have to clean
>it all over again. In my next marriage there is going to be a maid.
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>I also found the hollyhock seed that I couldn't find last spring.
>These were collected from a friend's garden that contained a gorgeous
>selection of hollyhocks in various shades of red. I'll go ahead and
>give them a shot but I'm curious -- does anyone have any idea what
>storage at room temperature for a year will have done to them? My
>friend is now in Argentina and his house was sold to people who were
>so tasteless that they took out those hollyhocks and planted
>*junipers* in their place. Horrors!
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>Liz
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