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July Webletter 08
I cannot remember when we have had so many new articles in a month on the BNCS website.
Thank you:
Brian Yates
Nev Smith
Emma James
Keith Mastaglio
Here they are:-
How to grow pinks by Brian Yates
Trailing Carnations by Emma James
A Smell, a Fragrance by Brian Yates
Early Cuttings by Keith Mastaglio
Carnations Bginners Guide by Brian Yates
Lady Salisbury at the June Show
There are two major new features.
Firstly Brian Yates is writing a living diary on growing pinks in a window box. As well as reading his diary you can leave comments on the Forum. There is a direct link from the diary page.
The second is a page onwhich members can include details of themselves and their dianthus plants. By downloading a questionnaire, filling it in and returning to the web editor their own profile/interview can be seen by all. Members Profiles
Finaly don’t forget the Discussion Forum which is becoming increasingly busy. If you log on at each visit you can see all the posts since your last visit which makes life very easy.