[Alpine-l] IRG 83 November

Thank you for your kind words, Ted Wilcox. I will, of course, pass them to Travis Owen. Regards, M. Young [Alpine-l] IRG 83 November *Ted Wilcox* ted.wilcox at btinternet.com <mailto:alpine-l%40science.uu.nl?Subject=Re:%20Re%3A%20%5BAlpine-l%5D%20IRG%2083%20November&In-R

Re: [Alpine-l] IRG 83 November

November 2016, 22:20 Subject: [Alpine-l] IRG 83 November New International Rock Gardener e-magazine (IRG)  - free to download of course -  this month  featuring Native Bees of Southwestern Oregon by Travis Owen http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2016Nov241480016901IRG83-November2016.pdf

[Alpine-l] IRG 83 November

New International Rock Gardener e-magazine (IRG) - free to download of course - this month featuring Native Bees of Southwestern Oregon by Travis Owen http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2016Nov241480016901IRG83-November2016.pdf M. Young ___ Al

[Alpine-l] IRG

Thank you , Louise! It's great to be able to meet up world-wide on the net, isn't it? I echo your greetings to all the Alpine -Elves for the New Year, *M. Y. * [Alpine-l] IRG *Louise Parsons* parsont at peak.org <mailto:alpine-l%40science.uu.nl?Subject=Re:%20%5BAlpi

Re: [Alpine-l] IRG

Excellent news that IRG will continue! Although too distant for direct participation, I am an enthusiastic member and love the SRGC activities. Wednesday is "bulb day" with Ian Young's ~wonderful "Bulb Log Diary" So much fine work! All the best to Alpine-l folks everywhere for a fine and flow

[Alpine-l] IRG

year experiment and are celebrating that. * *As long as there are generous contributors we hope the IRG will continue!! * * Kind regards, * * M. Y. * [Alpine-l] IRG *Shirley J Friberg* lovnpuff60 at comcast.net <mailto:alpine-l%40science.uu.nl?Subject=Re:%20%5BAlpine-l%5D%20IRG

[Alpine-l] IRG

I would like to thank Maggie Young for all her time, effort and the diligence she put into 72 issues of IRG. They were each beautifully done with a wealth of information. Also thanks to Zdenek Zvolanek and Ian Young and others who contributed. It will be missed. Her two issues inspired our M

[Alpine-l] IRG 66 now online -reply to Bil Barlen

Bill Barlen billbarlen at gmail.com wrote : Fri Jun 26 06:03:37 CEST 2015 "Thank you so much. Beyond lovely. Too old and too far south for my own garden any more, but I really enjoyed this issue."Dear Bill,You kind comments are very much appreciated. If the IRG can enthuse those new to garde

Re: [Alpine-l] IRG 66 now online

Thank you so much. Beyond lovely. Too old and too far south for my own garden any more, but I really enjoyed this issue. Bill Barlen On Thursday, June 25, 2015, Youngs Aberdeen wrote: > *News of the latest issue of * > *International Rock Gardener ISSN 2053-7557* > > *Issue 66 June 2015 onli

[Alpine-l] IRG 66 now online

News of the latest issue of International Rock Gardener ISSN 2053-7557 Issue 66 June 2015 online here: http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2015Jun251435252604IRG_66.pdf Plants to be seen in spring in the area of Mt Trevenque in the Spanish Sierra Nevada by Dieter Zschummel with photos b

[Alpine-l] IRG 62 February 2015

New Issue : IRG 62 of February 2015 http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/logdir/2015Feb261424987169IRG62.pdf At this time of year in the northern hemisphere our thoughts are buoyed by the increasing evidence of spring flowers and many of these are "bulbs" in the widest sense. The passion and fas

[Alpine-l] IRG and a long awaited Spring

Thank you Anne. This year there seem to be an awful lot more of us than usual desperate to have Spring "properly" arrive - so many false alarmsso far that many of us are giving up hope. When it does arrive we will be truly grateful for its benefits, I'm sure!M zanspi at aol.comMaggi, Yet anoth