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Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:51:09 -0800 (PST)
From: "EMANRAIS TEA"
Subject: Re: Mike McGroarty's Gardening Newsletter November 21, 2007
To: "Mike McGroarty"


Hi Mike.
How about the blueberry seed that I wish to purchase
for a trial cultivating in my country (Sukabumi 1200
sealevel) as well? I am still looking forward. Thanks.

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Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 01:30:02 -0800 (PST)
From: "emanrais"
Subject: Re: Mike McGroarty's Gardening Newsletter November 6, 2007
To: "Mike McGroarty"


Dear Mike.
Thanks for the offer, but we live in Indonesia with 2
seasons. Dry and right now going into moonson.
Actually I wish to have a cultivating blueberry for a
highland in Sukabumi about 1300 sealevel. Could you
please tell me about the seed and how to purchase
including the postal charge.
Thanks a lot. Regards, emanrais.

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Jennifer

aa-eman
03rd Nov 12:07 am

I love to have such blueberry cultivation in my country. Vide http://glediz.blogspot.com/ Could you please tell and help me about them. I wish could have some seed for trial plantation.