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To: Poet who wrote (59107)	2/27/2001 12:32:03 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh	Respond to of 71178

Fun! They are on their way. They've found their way from the mountain to the holler via my granny, back to the mountain, plus to California and Texas, via the pa, now they can come to New England! These are both about 150 years old now. The white is a very short bloomer, but it is beautiful. It is a loose, gently opening flower with a wild tinge to it. One of the fun things about wandering the hills is finding the old homesteads where no sign of a building is still standing, but you can find it by the blossoming of the old flower gardens. Years after my granny died, people would drive by to see her gardens, and I caught some major grief for not keeping them up to snuff. And people would drive up, total strangers to me, and ask for cuttings, or to dig extra bulbs. Granny started many a garden on its way here.

To: Poet who wrote (59107)	2/27/2001 12:32:03 PM
From: Mac Con Ulaidh	Respond to of 71178

Editing duplicate post ~ so now what ~ ohhhh, the yenta thing. hehe. nah. I have a muse, and you know how they get when you go flitting about. And nothing takes the place of a good muse. But I'll work out and look. <g>