[Alpine-l] IRG 83 November

[youngs]

 Thank you for your kind words, Ted Wilcox. I will, of course, pass
 them to Travis Owen.

 Regards,

 M. Young


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Re: [Alpine-l] IRG 83 November

[Ted Wilcox]

Thanks for a most interesting article and fantastic pictures, even the one that 
drew an expletive!  Whilst I have little knowledge of bees or wasps I try to 
encourage them both in my garden and allotment.  Although the wasps that built 
a nest in one of my allotment compost heaps did cause some problems with my 
later apples,  although they never stung anyone.  I assume that in southern 
England we have a similar diversity of bees to those across the water.
Thanks again for a full and interesting article.
Regards Ted Wilcox




 
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 New International Rock Gardener e-magazine (IRG)  - free to download of course 
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  this month  featuring Native Bees of Southwestern Oregon by Travis Owen 
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[Alpine-l] IRG 83 November

[youngs]

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


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[Alpine-l] IRG

[youngs]

 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.

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[Louise Parsons]

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 flower-filled 
2016,

Louise Parsons
Corvallis, ORegon US

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[Alpine-l] IRG

[youngs]

 Thanks to Shirley for her kind words - others have also contacted us
 privately to express their


   appreciation of the International Rock Gardener.

*I am happy to say that the IRG will continue -  it is simply that we 
have reached 5 years  of issues - when we really

 only began with a one year experiment and are celebrating that.
*

*As long as  there are generous contributors we hope the IRG will 
continue!!

*

* Kind regards,
*

* M. Y.
*




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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 Minnesota members to visit the fabulous private 
gardens in the Czech Republic.
Shirley Friberg
Minnesota Chapter of NARGS
Member of SRGC & AGS

   

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[Alpine-l] IRG

[Shirley J Friberg]

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 Minnesota members to visit the fabulous private gardens in the 
Czech Republic. 
Shirley Friberg
Minnesota Chapter of NARGS
Member of SRGC & AGS

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

[Youngs Aberdeen]

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 gardening and 
give pleasure to such as yourself, then we are succeeding in our aim.Thank you 
for taking time to express your opinion. We will try to keep your interest in 
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Re: [Alpine-l] IRG 66 now online

[Bill Barlen]

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 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 by Dieter and Kirsten Andersen. *
>
> *Cyclamen elegans discussed by Grahame Ware, photos by Michael
> Kammerlander *
>
> * New galanthus cultivars from Anne Wright  - the Dryad Gold group.*
>
>
>
> Full index to IRG  http://files.srgc.net/journals/IRGIndex66.pdf
>
> Main IRG page   http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/index.php?log=international
>
> You are welcome to submit articles for possible  inclusion  to:
>
> Margaret Young   edi...@internationalrockgardener.net
> 
>
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[Alpine-l] IRG 66 now online

[Youngs Aberdeen]

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 by Dieter and Kirsten Andersen. 

Cyclamen elegans discussed by Grahame Ware, photos by Michael Kammerlander 

New galanthus cultivars from Anne Wright  - the Dryad Gold group.
 

Full index to IRG  http://files.srgc.net/journals/IRGIndex66.pdf

Main IRG page   http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/index.php?log=international

You are welcome to submit articles for possible  inclusion  to:  

Margaret Young   edi...@internationalrockgardener.net
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[Alpine-l] IRG 62 February 2015

[Youngs Aberdeen]

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 fashion for Galanthus continues unabated

so we thought a report from landscape architect and galanthophile 

Hagen Engelmann from Cottbus, on some of his favourite snowdrops, 

which are not "just white" was appropriate. 

Christophe Ruby from the Hof Botanical Garden makes a plea in his article 

for more enthusiasm for a plant he considers to be too often overlooked for use 
in our gardens.

 Finally, Wim Boens, the Belgian plantsman so active for the VRV provides an 
update to his 

previous article on the Genus Eranthis. 



Yes, this is an issue of IRG heavy with "bulbs" - if you feel this to be an 
overload then we invite you to submit a piece on a plant that interests you!
 edi...@internationalrockgardener.net



Main page for all issues of International Rock Gardener e-magazine   
http://www.srgc.org.uk/logs/index.php?log=international
Up to date Index to IRG always available here 
http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=9567.0




M. Young 





 
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[Alpine-l] IRG and a long awaited Spring

[Youngs]

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 another spectacular issue of IRG.  Loved Ian Christie's article, especially 
to see Mertensia maritima in situ.
No wonder I can't keep that one when I see where it grows.  Also the cordalis 
pictures were so beautiful.
The photography is always so excellent.  I feel I've had a preview of spring, 
which I hear is supposed to show
up here one of these days.
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