At 08:19 PM 4/8/98 -0400, you wrote: >At 02:39 PM 08-04-98 +0000, you wrote: >>George Shirley <gardeners@globalgarden.com> wrote: >> >>> We've had several people sign on to gardeners-l in the last few >>> days. If you have any questions about the list I'll do my best to >>> answer them. If you have gardening questions I'm sure one or more of >>> our knowledgeable members will leap into action. >> >>For goodness sakes don't listen to any of George's advice about >>gardening. He can't even grow zucchini. > >I don't thiink George is interested in zucchini. That veggie, if I >remember correctly, is your forte, Liz and sorry no accents on my email. > >Cold, crisp and clear here and daffodils popping up into bloom all over. >If it doesn't freeze again I guess we are really into spring. Tomorrow to >the lumber yard, this weekend a former student is coming over to help me >dig and then the cannas/callas go in. And some more lettuce. It's still >to cold to think about most of my flowers, beans, pumpkins (I am going to >plant some, having finally emptied the freezer of the tonnnage I froze 3 >years ago...some people - me - never learn). The rose bushes are in leaf-bud. > >Should be a good year. We deserve a good long summer after last year. > >Lucinda > >> >>>You may notice that we're a quiet bunch most of the time. >> >>Only when we're being good, George. >>> George >>> Actually I had thought I might grow some of that variety that Liz touts so highly. I'm thinking of enclosing the carport and making it into a garage. I could use a good source of lumber. ;-) George