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My only comment is that things just happen faster now than 10-30 years ago. 

No one wears leather shoes that I know, shoemakers have all but vanished in this area.

I could go on. 

One of the last Ferraria's.

Ferraria crispa ssp. nortieri

Susanne

Hope you enjoy the book.

It looks like a Hyacinth.  If the folige when bruised smells like onions it may be an Allium.

Crocus sieberi tricolor

Hi Susanne

I responded to you via at your email address.

Send $35.00 per book to Arnold140{at}verizon.net which is the same PayPal account for BX payments.


When I receive the funds I'll let Martin know so he can send the book to you.

Jane

25 # is a lot for me to order.

I looked and didn't see anything smaller, did you?

Hi Susanne:

I just checked and there's no email there.. Send me a request to Arnold140(at)Verizon.net.

There's some confusion about aol and verizon email addresses.

Martin has a supply in Germany.

Martin


Thanks,

Ferraria crispa
Gladiolus tristis w/o dark in throat
Gladiolus hybrid

Leaves are not reminiscent of a Freesia.  Most of the Freesia's I've grown have flat leaves emerging fan like.

Nice......

Martin

What happened to it.  I see only a faint grey line which is clickable

Here's a link to an article on Gethyllis by Paul Cumbleton from UK

https://www.cactusandsucculentreview.org.uk/ that is worthy of greater exposure.

I have printed all the labels for  members who haven't renewed for 2023  and will be mailing over the next couple of days.

If you want to renew now is the time..If you do not want to renew you can email me and save the postage for the Society by letting me know at:
 Arnold140[at]verizon.net.

Thanks for you continued support.

Arnold
Treasurer, PBS