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To: Radiosport who wrote (551)	2/21/1999 4:33:00 PM
From: Atticus	Respond to of 3495

On page 10 of the March 1999 issue of Consumer Reports, the Wallo'Water and W.O.W. are reviewed. They liked the Wallo'Water. If anyone is interested in purchasing a set, I would suggest looking at the one Gardeners Supply has to offer. They have a unique design that allows you to fill up just one channel instead of 18. I have not personally used one, but have ordered one now from www.gardeners.com after reading the CR article. Atticus

To: Radiosport who wrote (551)	4/7/1999 7:26:00 AM
From: AugustWest	Respond to of 3495

John, I been meaning to find and post a list of seeds and how long they are good for, but haven't located it. Most seeds are good for at least a year or two(though the germination % will be noticeable reduced). Off the top of my head, I know tomato, spinach, cabbage family, and beans are fine. I think the squash family plants have a limited shelf life though. As well as most mellons, and I can't remember, but I think corn is good for a number of years too. A good rule of thumb, if they are a staple in any cultural diet, they usually have a long storage life. Kinda mother natures way of keeping us alive during bad growing seasons. Good luck, and let us know how they work.