[Sust-mar] e-list for native plant gardeners

[Anne Rogal]

Gail, excellent links to food articles there and to food producing, thanks very much. 

The native plant e-list is a great idea, but I wonder also if it would fit within the sust-mar framework. Has the potential to bring other members into the sust-mar fold and let those on the list know about the native plant -- which is really a whole ecological framework -- information.

Just a thought, delighted to have read Flora's article yesterday as well, it was an excellent link.

Cheers,
Anne 

Richmond County, Cape Breton



---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Gail Martin" <gail at hatchcom.com>
Date:  Wed, 15 Mar 2006 14:56:51 -0400

>SUSTAINABLE MARITIMES (sust-mar)
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>Hello Flora and others who may be interested in taking part in Flora's
>suggested e-list for native plant gardeners:
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>Please sign me up if you proceed with this excellent initiative for NS.
>I'm surprised we don't already have one.
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>In view of the recent advances made in the distribution of 'terminator'
>seeds (UK Guardian article February 9, 2005 "Canada Backs Terminator
>Seeds"), the Bay of Islands Center for Sustainable Development is interested
>in establishing a GM free seed bank. To that end, we plan to host a Heritage
>Seed Exchange this Spring, date and time, soon TBA.
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>Ref: http://www.guardian.co.uk/gmdebate/Story/0,,1408821,00.html
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>Thanks.
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>Gail Martin
>www.bay-of-islands.org
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