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From: Kathy Guest <Irisborer at AOL.COM>
Subject: Re: Visit to England
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In a message dated 6/28/2002 9:39:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
lhedges at DIRECWAY.COM writes:

> This will be my
> first trip to England and we'll only have about 6 days to spare. Any
> comments on Kew Gardens in September?

Hi Lottie:

I can help with gardens to see if you can wait a week or so.  My partner =and
I do English Garden Tours, but he's the "English" part and he's currently=at
the AHS convention in Spokane, Washington.

I think Kew is a must see at any time.... but there are other less visibl=e
places to visit (Chelsea Physic, Beth Chatto, Glen Chantry... come to min=d),
and don't forget the yellar book.

I was impressed with the Eden Project in Cornwall.... and Hilliers and
Heligan.  I'm not sure about September, but they are wonderful gardens an=yway.

Give me a shout in two weeks and we'll put our minds to it.

Kathy Guest
in East Aurora, NY where the terrestrial orchids are blooming and the aru=ms
are stretching out.

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<HTML>In a message dated 6/28/200=2 9:39:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lhedges at DIRECWAY.COM writes:
 
 
 <BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARG=IN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">This will be my
 first trip to England and we'll only have about 6 days to spare. Any
 comments on Kew Gardens in September? &nbsp;</BLOCKQUOTE>
 
 Hi Lottie:
 
 I can help with gardens to see if you can wait a week or so. &nbsp;My=partner and I do English Garden Tours, but he's the "English" part and h=e's currently at the AHS convention in Spokane, Washington.
 
 I think Kew is a must see at any time.... but there are other less vi=sible places to visit (Chelsea Physic, Beth Chatto, Glen Chantry... come =to mind), and don't forget the yellar book.
 
 I was impressed with the Eden Project in Cornwall.... and Hilliers an=d Heligan. &nbsp;I'm not sure about September, but they are wonderful gar=dens anyway.
 
 Give me a shout in two weeks and we'll put our minds to it.
 
 Kathy Guest
 in East Aurora, NY where the terrestrial orchids are blooming and the=arums are stretching out.</HTML>

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