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From: summers@ihuxk.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.garden
Subject: Anyone out there?
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Date: Tue, 18-Oct-83 15:45:42 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct 18 15:45:42 1983
Date-Received: Thu, 20-Oct-83 06:21:02 EDT
Organization: AT&T Bell Labs, Naperville, Il
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Is anybody out there? This seems to be a rather dead net.
What areas of gardening does it cover? Are there any indoor
gardeners out there? Orchidomaniacs? Saintpaulia Fanatics?
Gloxinia Fiends? Winter Bulb Forcing Fans? Amaryllis Admirers?
How about good cures for mealybugs? Growing under artificial lights?
Favorite Fertilizers? Good mail order suppliers? Or is this net
used solely during the growing season for tips on rhubarb and
rutabagas (sp?).
	To get the ball rolling I have a question for the net
audience. My dwarf calomondin orange tree which was doing really
well last winter indoors and enjoyed a nice summer outdoors was
recently brought back inside before it got its first frosting.
Unfortunately I neglected to bring it in before it did receive
a few nights in the upper/mid 30s. Now a great deal of its leaves
are turning yellow and falling off. Is this due to the shock that
it may have received or is it due to the lesser amount of light
that it now recieves (it is in a east window). Only the leaves
that are in the lower and middle parts of the branches are dying
the ones near the growing tips are apparently ok. Does anyone know
what I can do besides watch my tree act like a maple and shed all
of its leaves?

			Bob Summers
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			Robert L. Summers
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