"Peter Fowler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> queried thusly: > Does anyone know where I can buy Rockwall cubes here in the UK?
I don't know if you are referring to the same thing found here in the States, but spun basalt cubes are commonly used for hydroponics- particularly with tomatoes. Local hydroponics (reads: dope-growing) supply might have what you're looking for, if it's the same thing. They do grow tomatoes very well- which, suprisingly, is what they're designed to do. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spaketh thusly: >> Viateur wrote: >> Deadly Slipper / A Novel of Death in the Dordogne >> By Michelle Wan >> DOUBLEDAY, 307 PAGES. >> >> Quote from the review mentioned.... > Wan obviously didn't share her knowledge of orchids with >the illustrator. The cover of the book proudly features a >Dendrobium flower! True. And not to excuse any publishers from being keelhauled for it, but the letter that arrived with my free copy of "an early finished book" last week (it's been a good month for free books) notes, all the way at the bottom in smaller type, "Note: The orchid depicted on the jacket cover is not a 'Slipper' variety due to design challenges." Cheers, -AJHicks Chandler, AZ _______________________________________________ the OrchidGuide Digest (OGD) [email protected] http://orchidguide.com/mailman/listinfo/orchids_orchidguide.com
