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Good point waltseed, though I already have Korshoff & Naka I (looking for II at a good price) along with a handful of other books and the whatever they have at the public library. Most books tend to go by the standard one-page-per-propagation-method writing formula, or provide anecdotal accounts that are pretty worthless to anyone outside their immediate area...so I'm eager to find something that goes into more depth, detail, and provides useful data for a wide range of environments.

6-Mar-2008	#5
kompik bonsaiTALK Expert Join Date: Apr-2005 Location: Ohio USDA Zone: 6 AHS Heat Zone: 5 Posts: 184	Good point waltseed, though I already have Korshoff & Naka I (looking for II at a good price) along with a handful of other books and the whatever they have at the public library. Most books tend to go by the standard one-page-per-propagation-method writing formula, or provide anecdotal accounts that are pretty worthless to anyone outside their immediate area...so I'm eager to find something that goes into more depth, detail, and provides useful data for a wide range of environments. __________________ - this space for rent -