The feature topic for the spring issue is the breeding of bicolors. As usual, articles on other topics will be welcome.
If I have enough material, I’ll begin assembling that issue shortly after March 1, and would like to finish it by March 15 (during my spring break at school). The sooner I get your articles and notes, the sooner you get your Newsletter.
If you have used as a parent some bicolor variety that either did or (unexpectedly) did not give you a lot of bicolors, or if you have used some other, non-bicolor variety and have obtained a lot of bicolors from it, or even a few that you might not have expected from such a variety, we’d love to hear about your experience.
If you have a bicolor that sets a lot of seeds and looks as though it might be a good parent, tell us about it. Even a short note would be welcome (along with info about the climate where you live, since climate seems to affect seed-set). All those brief notes, once assembled, make for a lot of shared information.
Be sure to send in what you’ve written, regardless of what it is. We always have room for what you write. In fact, we welcome what you write. The Newsletter is YOUR Newsletter. If you have questions about whether something would be useful, email me.
Peter