It's Fellemberg, dammit.

FelleMberg.

With an M. NOT with an N. NOT "Fellenberg."

Thank you.

Oh, and it's Clair Matin, not "Claire Martin."

Mark., last weekend I saw a label reading "Smiths Perish";
well, I suppose we all perish eventually, even smiths

Mark. Gooley wrote:
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Oh, and it's Clair Matin, not "Claire Martin."

And in any case, for the Rose World, it's either 'Clair Matin' (as in
the Rose) or 'Clair Martin' (as in Clair G. Martin, the author of the
'100 Old (or 100 English) Roses for the American Garden' books, and the
Botanical Curator of the Huntington Gardens), most definitely not
'Claire Martin', that is for sure.

Mark., last weekend I saw a label reading "Smiths Perish";
well, I suppose we all perish eventually, even smiths


May be some don't soon enough :-)?

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Radika
California
USDA 9 / Sunset 15

"Mark. Gooley" wrote in message ...
It's Fellemberg, dammit.

FelleMberg.

With an M. NOT with an N. NOT "Fellenberg."

Thank you.

Oh, and it's Clair Matin, not "Claire Martin."

Mark., last weekend I saw a label reading "Smiths Perish";
well, I suppose we all perish eventually, even smiths


And then there's --Finnegans Wake--.

J. Del Col

J. Del Col wrote:

And then there's --Finnegans Wake--.

This may amuse you, J. Del Col:

http://www.finneganswake.org/FWGaard...ardenIntro.htm

I like this particular entry right this minute (under letter R):

"Song of Solomon 2:1: 'I am the rose of Sharon, & the lily of the
valleys.'"

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Radika
California
USDA 9 / Sunset 15