Thanks Kevin. I couldn't remember who said they had it when I was
writing my last post. Certainly don't expect you to send it from
Wales. I've seen the Galle book several years ago and looked through
it. It's large, 600-700 pages it seems.
Take care,
Lauren

On 14 Aug 2004 00:42:23 -0700,
(kevin bailey) wrote:

It was me with Karenko and it is a beauty. Unfortunately I'm in Wales/UK
and with the sudden oak death problem I don't think international trades
would be allowed or sensible. Sorry. You could try Fred and Dolly at El
Dorado as a start.

Don't worry about 'bickering', it's not, that's the way this list
rumbles along. Without debate there would be little point :-) In my
view, the more post a topic gets, the better (usually). Far more info is
likely to be turned up. Eg. My interest in Galle's book has been piqued
as a result of your question.

Cheers

Kev Bailey
Vale Of Clwyd, North Wales

Didn't mean to get you all bickering. I'm familiar with Satsuki
somewhat, I have maybe 20 plants in 12-14 varieties. Almost all of
mine bloom in June here. I have the Kennedy book, and would consider
the ElDorado cd if I could actually see one first, since this is
something that interests me. I'll try to find a copy of the Galle book
to look at. As I said, I'm sure this is something that was developed
for the domestic nursery trade here in the U.S. I can't imagine that
Mom would have ever found anything more 'exotic' than that. There are
a few buds that may open. If so, I'll try to get some pictures.
Thanks again,
Lauren

P.S. Whoever it was that said they had the 'Karenko', I'd love to get
a start if possible! Or find out where I could buy one. Thanks.

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