In a message dated 24-Jan-04 2:05:04 PM Pacific Standard Time, khixson@nu-world.com writes: > "In the Fall 2003 Pacific Northwest Lily Society Bulletin, Thomas Hornback, > son of Earl, has an article (P5-9) giving his recollections of the lily > project, including that de Graff had no interest in lilies until purchasing > breeding stock from Earl and his brother Howard in 1947. These lilies were raised > originally from a plot of plants kept near his (Earl's) house, starting in > about 1940. This is of course at variance with -- or at least a different > account of -- everything I've seen previously, and is the recollection of Thomas, > rather than written records, as far as I see. > Joe ~ Above excerpt from the Fall 2003 issue. I've been through the huge stack of mail here in CA and I've not run across my copy. I recall you asking about where to mail it and I remember telling you to mail it to my PO Box as it would get forwarded to CA. Any idea what has happened to it? You did mail it, didn't you . . . ? Dave