Time travel and ancient plants
Kelly Irvin (Mon, 12 Nov 2007 09:35:57 PST)

Billthebulbbaron@aol.com wrote:

Also during one's life, try to distribute
worthwhile plants as much as possible. Sometimes people hold tightly to something
great, in the vague hapes of selling it to a big grower someday, well someday
usually never comes, and the plants will be lost when the property is sold...

And some people, Bill, won't even respond to an e-mail for a small order
by a small business...

I'm very, very glad you are okay. I can't imagine the horror of the
moment(s) that you experienced. I, myself, am not well prepared for the
time I may return to feed the bulbs more directly. My wife and I
couldn't be farther from one another when it comes to interest in flower
bulbs or any kind of plant, for that matter. I guess if I get to the
point where I feel I have accomplished something worthwhile, I will need
to prepare. Of course, I'm not sure yet whether I've made any great
discoveries either. There's hope with a Zehyranthes and a handful of
Lycoris, but it is too early to tell.