2017 ARHS Seed Exchange

Sharon Bryson … Seed Exchange Chair

Welcome to the 2017 Seed Exchange for the Atlantic Rhododendron & Horticultural Society.

The electronic approach to the Seed Exchange seems to work very well. The seed list and order form will go out to all those with email addresses. A hard copy will be made available to those without email. Once again we will post the Seed List on the Internet which will have a full complement of links to many images and information to help in your decision-making. The online version will have periodic updates on seed lot availability. Visit The Willow Garden website and follow the links for 2017 ARHS Seed Exchange. A link to the list will be inserted on the Atlantic Rhodo site.

We again wish to thank the faithful contributors who have made this possible. The overall success of our Seed Exchange depends upon seed contributions by our members, so please make a “mental note” to save some interesting seeds for next years’ Exchange. There is always an interest in the Companion Plant section as well as the Azalea and Rhododendron sections. Success also depends upon members purchasing seed. Many interesting plants can be added to our gardens by simply growing a few seeds.

Plant enthusiasts outside of our regional society have again made valuable contributions to our annual exchange. Crosses from Y. Doi from Japan are especially noteworthy. Quantities of most are quite small, so order early if you are interested in these lots.

Our 2017 list has several seed lots from the 2016 list. These include both native species and hybrid varieties; open and hand pollinated. The viability of azalea and rhododendron seed is usually very good, so offering year old seed shouldn’t be a problem for growers. It is always a shame to see “leftover seed” not being used in some useful way. The offering of hand pollinated Rhododendron hybrids is again quite extensive. The hybridizers have chosen interesting parents in their quest for great foliage, increased hardiness and wonderful blooms. There are several re-offerings in this category, as well.

We have tried to give several seed lots their prerequisite cool treatment. A reminder that most moist packed seed cannot be sent until temperatures moderate towards spring. We have maintained last years’ charge for “shipping and handling” ($3.00). The rate changes at Canada Post have made the “break even” point quite close.

The deadline for submitting for members-only orders is Feb 28, 2017. Please remember that the seeds go out on a “first-come, first-served” basis dependent on seed quantity. Get your orders in early and you have a very good chance of getting everything on your list. It is VERY helpful to list second choices on the order form. If none are listed, we have to make a small “editorial decision”! We are again anxious to encourage people to try growing Rhododendrons and Azaleas from seed. Online information is available at both the Atlantic Rhodo and the Willow Garden websites. To this purpose we are offering a FREE package of seed to anyone interested, whether or not you order any other seeds. This is noted in the seed list. Please send the order form and $3 to cover postage in the usual way. If you need further planting instructions, please ask.

The Seed Exchange will be open to “the world at large” after our Feb.28 member’s-only deadline, and will end April 30, 2017. Feel free to share the list with other gardeners who might not be members of the ARHS. Local garden clubs might find the offerings of interest. We have had orders from many places in the world in the last few years. Stories of your past successes and/or failures with seed growing are most interesting and welcome. Comments or suggestions regarding the Seed Exchange are also encouraged. You can send a note with your order or email [email protected]

- a glimpse of some seed parents - ARHS 2017 SEED EXCHANGE

INSTRUCTIONS Seed packets are $2.50 CDN each for collected wild, $2.00 CDN each for hand-pollinated and $1.50 CDN each for open-pollinated seed. One packet per lot per person. More may be ordered but are subject to availability. All orders must be on the form provided and should be received by February 28, 2017 for members-only. Exchange will open to the public after that date until April 30, 2017 Save this seed list for some of the footnote information. Send all orders to: Sharon Bryson, #407 Old Maryvale Rd., Maryvale, Nova Scotia B2G 2L1 CANADA Please make your cheque or money order payable to ‘Atlantic Rhododendron & Horticultural Society’. Add $3.00 CDN for postage & padded envelope. Please list substitutes as quantities for some lots are small. US regulations now require an import permit and a phytosanitary certificate. Seeds sent to the US will be shipped without a phytosanitary certificate and at the orderer’s risk.

SEED LIST DONORS: ADD - Betty Ann Addison, Minneapolis, MN BIR - Jens Birck, Copenhagen, Denmark BRU - Joe Bruso, Hopkinton, MA CAR - Darwin Carr, Truro, NS CLY - Bruce Clyburn, New Waterford, NS COO - Alleyne Cook, Vancouver, BC COS - Gabriella Costea, Waterloo, ON CRE - Mike Creel, Lexington, SC DAN - Carol Dancer, Victoria BC DAU - Tadeusz Dauksza, Orland Park, IL DOI - Y. Doi, Japan EIB - Hans Eiberg, Denmark GAL - Maria Galletti, Sutton, PQ HAR - Joe Harvey, Victoria, BC LAY - Anitra Laycock, Halifax, NS LEV - Sterling Lvy, Fall River, NS MAT - Stefan Mattson, Sweden NOR - Peter Norris, Marth’s Vineyard, MA OST - Walter Ostrum, Lunenberg, NS REE - Ed Reekie, Wolfville, NS ROM - Gwen Romanes, Prospect Bay, NS SHA - Ken Shannik, Halifax, NS STA - Barry Starling, Devon, UK STE - Sheila Stevenson, Ferguson’s Cove, NS TRA - Arnold Trachenberg, Leonia, NJ WEA - John Weagle, Halifax, NS WIL - Bill Wilgenhof, Antigonish, NS

Rhododendron Species - Collected Wild - $2.50 Rhododendron Species - Open-Pollinated - $1.50

001 SHA Rhododendron canadense, native Rhodora 010 CRE R. alabamense “Creel’s Alabammy” (fr. 2016 seed-ex) (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 002 COS Rhododendron caucasicum 011 CRE R. atlanticum Snowbird op near yellow (c.w. collection was done in Dombay, triploids (fr. 2016 seed-ex) Karachay-Cherkessia, Caucasus) 012 CRE R. austrinum “Millie Mac”, OP near canescens 003 EIB Rhododendron luteum, orange form ex Turkey (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 013 ADD R. brachycarpum compactum OP Hardy Minnesota Zone 3 Rhododendron Species - Hand-Pollinated - $2.00 014 WEA R. camtschaticum OP 015 WEA R. camtschaticum , white form OP 004 ROM Rhododendron auriculatum ex Meagher Van 016 WIL R. cumberlandense from ARS2001#539 Dusen seedling h.p. few (selfed) 017 CRE R. eastmanii, North Wall 005 BIR R. fortunei, selfed plants rooted from Crane Creek, Richland 006 WEA R. kaempferi v. latisepalum siblings County, SC in a group of isolated plants Halifax Public Gardens evergreen azalea (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 007 SHA R. minus var. carolinianum 018 CRE R. flammeum “Edisto Redhead” near other Chamagne Res., Pink, good habit & foliage flammeums 008 OST Rhododendron schlippenbachii (fr. 2016 seed-ex) Indian Harbor Best - good pink form 019 CRE R. flammeum “Maggie Chavis", excellent 009 WEA Rhododendron trichostomum orange red, originally from South Carolina (Jens Birck form, good pink) h.p. (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 020 WEA R. kiusianum, mixed colours (fr.2016 seed-ex) 021 WEA R. kiusianum ‘Komo Kulshan’ 048 CLY ‘Casanova’ x ‘Nancy Steele’ (fr.2016 seed-ex) prostrate evergreen azalea smothered 049 REE ‘Firestorm’ x R. fortunei ssp. discolor with magenta and white two-toned flowers 050 REE ‘Firestorm’ x R. maximum (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 051 NOR R. fortunei discolor (RSBG) x (‘Midsummer’ x 022 REE R. luteum (Sweet Azalea), 2 to 3 m. in height “Red Max”) with yellow, very fragrant flowers; 052 CLY R. fortunei ‘LuShan’ x native to SE Europe and SW Asia ‘Right Mighty Splendid’ 023 HAR Rhododendron makinoi 053 NOR “Freeman Schumacher #1” x R. yuefengense 024 ADD R. minus var. carolinianum OP 054 CLY Gable’s ‘Red Cat’ x Gable’s ‘Red Max’ †4 collected Colt Estate, RI (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 025 REE R. molle ssp. japonicum 055 NOR ‘Gloxineum’ x ‘Freeman Schumacher#1’ 026 WEA R. mucronulatum v. ciliatum 056 BIR ‘Goldsprenkl’ x R. rex ‘Tue Jorgeson’ Dwarf pink (fr.2016 seed-ex) 027 ADD R. mucronulatum ‘Easter Bunny’ OP 057 WEA ‘Grand Pre’ x R. yeufengense light pink, collected Carlson Gardens 058 CLY (‘Great Eastern’ x Steele Bpt 92-M) †5 028 WEA R. mucronulatum v. taquetii, x ‘Right Mighty Splendid’ Compact 059 BIR R. hanceanum v. nanum ’Rowallane’ x 029 WEA R. mucronulatum R. cinnabarinum ’Nepal’ hp ‘Woodland Pink’ x ‘Cornell Pink’ OP 060 WEA 'Harold Amateis' x R. yuefengense a good percentage will come true 061 NOR ‘Independence’ (Rare Find) x R. fortunei 030 WEA R. poukhanense v. rosea discolor (RSBG) very hardy evergreen azalea (fr.2016 seed-ex) 062 CLY (‘Janet Blair’ x ‘Dexter’s Honeydew’) †6 x 031 REE R. prinophyllum (Roseshell Azalea) – native to ‘Right Mighty Splendid’ Northeastern North America; very fragrant 063 CLY ‘Kittatinny’ †7 x ‘Nancy Steele’ pink flowers (fr.2016 seed-ex) 064 REE R. maximum x R. facetum 032 CRE R. prunifolium, “Early Prune”, (orange-red) 065 REE R. maximum x R. fortunei ssp. discolor (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 066 BRU R. maximum †8 x R. macabeanum (fr.2016 seed-ex) Rhododendron Hybrids - Hand-Pollinated -$2.00 067 BRU R. maximum †8 x R. proteoides (fr.2016 seed-ex) 033 CLY ‘Astrid’ x ‘Hawaii’ 068 WEA Rhododendron orbiculare x R. yuefengense 034 CLY ‘Azurro’ x ‘Right Mighty Splendid’†1 RSBG#248sd2006 H.P. 035 BIR (‘Bambi’ x R. proteoides) #25 x 069 BIR R. pachysanthum x R. citriniflorum ssp. R. recurvoides (fr. 2016 seed-ex) Horaeum 036 CLY (‘Barbara Hall’ x R. sutchuenense) †2 x 070 NOR ‘Pilkington’s Pride’ x ‘Gloxineum’ (‘Connecticut Yankee’ x R. calophytum) †3 071 BIR R. proteoides KGB700 x R. citriniflorum ssp. 037 CLY ‘Bellefontaine’ x ‘Babylon’ Horaeum 038 WEA (R. brachycarpum ‘, compact x R. proteoides) 072 BIR R. proteoides R.151 x R. proteoides KGB700 x R. yuefengense (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 039 WEA R. brachycarpum Meagher x R. yuefengense 073 DOI ‘Red Majesty’ x [ ‘Carmen’ x {(R. yak x R. 040 WEA (R.brachycarpum ‘Tony Law’ x pseudochrysanthum) x R. haematodes R.rex ssp Fictolacteum) x ‘Babylon’ 'Red Majesty' = (R. elliottii x R. strigillosum) 041 DOI R. brachycarpum v. roseum x R. taliense 074 CLY ‘Right Mighty Splendid’ x ‘Babylon’ SBEC 334(Glendoick) 075 CLY ‘R. O. Delp’ †9 x ‘Nancy Steele’ 042 DOI R. brachycarpum v. roseum x R. haematodes 076 CLY ‘Scintillation’ x ‘Sandra Hinton’ (RSF) (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 043 DOI R. brachycarpum v. roseum x 077 CLY ‘Summer Snow’ x [(R. brachycarpum v. R. traillianum v. dictyotum “Kathmandu ;AM” Tigerstedtii x R. auriculatum) x 044 DOI R. brachycarpum v. roseum x (R. haematodes x (‘Babylon’ x R. auriculatum)] ‘Carmen’; Glendoick) (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 045 DOI (R. brachycarpum v. roseum x R. didymium) x 078 WEA 'Sundust' x R. yuefengense (R. tsariense x R. proteoides) 079 DOI (R. tsariense x R. proteoides) x R. roxieanum v. 046 DOI (R. brachycarpum v. roseum x R. pronum ) x globigerum R. proteoides (RSF) 080 CLY (V-6609 x ‘Fiery Orange’) †10 x ‘Nancy 047 CLY (‘Calsap’ x R. calophytum) x ‘Babylon’ Steele’ 081 DOI R. yakushimanum (dwarf, select;RSF) x 106 DAU ‘Jolie Madame’ OP (fr.2016 seed-ex) (R. tsariense x R. proteoides) 107 WEA (R. nakaharae orange f. x R. kiusianum 'Mt. Fuji') F2 x Siblings evergreen azalea Rhododendron Hybrids - Open-Pollinated - $1.50 108 WIL ‘Pennsylvania’ OP very late blooming (August) 109 WEA ‘Snowbird’ (fr.2016 seed-ex) 082 WEA (R. brachycarpum ‘Tony Law’ x R. rex 110 WIL Unnamed azalea seedling from ARHS’01#74 ssp. Fictolacteum) OP (R. arborescens x R. cumberlandense ) 083 ADD (R. dauricum album x R. dauricum nanum) F3 Late blooming (Pink, fragrant) 084 WIL R. dauricum cross, unknown origin, white 111 WIL Deciduous azalea, mix - FREE (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 085 WEA ‘Harold Amateis’ OP Companion Plants - Open-Pollinated - $1.50

Azalea Hybrids - Hand-Pollinated - $2.00 112 WEA Agapanthus ‘Summer Skies’ HP, Halifax hardy - Per 113 Albizia julibrissin V. Rosea 'Ernest Wilson' F2 086 DAU 526-7 x ‘July Jester’ silk tree or mimosa, is a small tree that (526-7 is ARS2007#526 - R. viscosum,op) produces an abundance of pink, powder (fr. 2016 seed-ex) puff-like flowers from June-Sept. zone 5b-6 087 DAU 570-7 x (‘Red Velvet’ x ‘Tri-lights’) (570-7 is from Hopkinton, MA - Tree from ARS 2007 #570 , R. prinophyllum, cw, 114 Albizia julibrissin V. Rosea 'Ernest Wilson' F3 Grant County, WV; from one plant population) silk tree or mimosa -Tree (fr. 2016 seed-ex) 115 WEA Arisaema ciliatum v. liubuense 088 REE R. calendulaceum x ‘Washington State (very dark form) special price $5.00 Centennial’ (fr.2016 seed-ex) Collected near Liuba, in China's Sichuan 089 DAU ‘Chetco’ x ‘Earl’s Gold’ (fr.2016 seed-ex) province. Known to connoisseurs as CT369, it 090 DAU ‘Clear Creek’ (Aromi hyb.) x ’Red Velvet’ was finally published as a variety in 1999. (fr. 2016 seed-ex) It is stoloniferous, and grows to 100 cm 091 CLY ‘Gilbraltar’ x ‘Balzac’ RARE and very hardy - Per 092 CLY ‘Gilbraltar’ x R. luteum 116 NOR Asclepias incarnata (Milkweed) - Per 093 REE R. molle ssp. japonicum x R. prinophyllum 117 WIL Asclepias incarnata ‘Cinderella’ OP 094 DAU ‘My Mary’ x ‘King’s Red’ Milkweed, pink flowers, 2-3 Ft. - Per 095 DAU ‘Pink Ember’ x ‘Millenium’ 118 WIL Begonia grandis, semi hardy begonia with 096 DAU ‘Snowbird’ x ‘Gallipoli’ (fr.2016 seed-ex) beautiful foliage, pink flowers until hard 097 CLY (‘Summer Eyelet’ x R. arborescens) frost; supplied as small tubers - Tuber x ‘July Jester’ 119 HAR Billardiera longiflora (blue fruit) A slow, non- 098 REE R. viscosum x ‘Weston’s Lemon Drop’ invasive climber with yellowish flowers, 099 WEA ‘Watchet’, selfed Evergreen azalea conspicuous, long-lasting fruit. Seed needs Robin Hill azalea, large pink flower stratification, sometimes for 3 years 100 CLY ‘Washington State Centennial’ x Tender - Vine R.calendulaceum, orange & gold 120 HAR Billardiera longiflora (white fruit) A slow, 101 CLY ‘Washington State Centennial’ x (‘Marydel’ x non-invasive climber with yellowish flowers, ‘Smoky Mountaineer’) image conspicuous, long-lasting fruit. Seed needs (fr. 2016 seed-ex) stratification, sometimes for 3 years. 102 REE ‘Weston’s Lemon Drop’ x R. viscosum Tender - Vine 121 WEA Cercis canadensis, Redbud from Kentville, NS - Tree Azalea Hybrids - Open-Pollinated - $1.50 122 MAT Chelone obliqua (Turtlehead) pink, 2-3Ft. - Per 103 DAU ‘Berry Rose’ OP (fr.2016 seed-ex) 123 STE Clethra barbinervis, Japanese Clethra 104 DAU ‘Candy Lights’ OP (fr.2016 seed-ex) White, fragrant flowers - Sm. Tree 105 DAU ‘Clear Creek’ (Aromi hyb.) OP 124 CAR Corydalis nobilis Yellow, early spring ~12-15” (fr. 2016 seed-ex) dormant in summer †11 - Per 125 WEA Cyclamen coum (known as Adjaricum) selfed -Tree †13 lightly marked leaves, pink flowers 149 WEA Magnolia sieboldii ex cw Korea F3 White with hardy - Per pink stamens, vigorous. - Tree †13 126 WEA Cyclamen hederifolium, ex good leaf forms 150 WEA Magnolia sieboldii (Ex Korea) F2 -Tree †13 -Per 151 WIL Magnolia sieboldii ex cw Korea White with 127 WEA Cyclamen kuznetzowii - Per pink stamens, vigorous. - Tree †13 128 WEA Cyclamen purpurascens †11 - Per 152 WIL Magnolia stellata, multi- petalled, fragrant 129 HAR Cydonia oblonga (Quince), white flowers in early to mid-spring unknown cultivar but not the common - Tree †13 ‘Champion’ Very large, round not 153 WIL Magnolia tripetala , large leaves add an pear-shaped fruit - Sm. Tree exotic touch - Tree †13 130 HAR Dicentra scandens Unusual climbing 154 WEA Menzesia ciliicalyx v. purpurea (dwarf form) yellow-flowered bleeding heart, seeds (fr. 2016 seed-ex.) - Shrub germinate well but seem to need a 155 WEA Nomocharis Spp. & hybrid mix mycorrhizal fungus. Sow in humus rich Similar to lilies, tender - Bulb soil. aka (Dactylicapnos macrocapnos) - Per 156 WIL Paeonia suffructicosa var Spontanea, from pink 131 WIL Dictamnus purpurea, pink form Gasplant flowering seedling. - Per †11 Compact plant †11 - Per 157 WEA Pieris floribunda Boulderwood - Shrub 132 STA Enkianthus cernuus ‘Rubens’ , red flowering 158 WEA Pinus parviflora 'Aizu' Japanese White Pine quite dwarf - Shrub very dwarf form -Tree 133 LAY Enkianthus perulatus - Shrub 159 WIL Pterocarya stenoptera (Chinese Wing Nut) 134 COO Erythronium spp. & Hybrids Dark, glossy foliage, interesting bark. †11 mixed ex Alleyne Cook †11 - Per Insignificant flowers followed by seed 135 NOR Franklinia altamaha (Franklin tree), typically pods resembling “wing nuts”. 60 ft. - Tree grows as a single-trunk tree with a rounded 160 WIL Salvia sclarea (Clary Sage) violet flowers, crown or as a multi-stemmed shrub. ~ 20Ft. aromatic, attractive foliage. - Biennial Camellia-like, cup-shaped, 5-petaled, fragrant, 161 WEA Styrax symplocarpus †11 - Tree white flowers (~3” diam.) late summer -Tree 162 NOR Symplocarpus foetidus, commonly known as 136 WEA Fraxinus ornus (flowering ash) Creamy white skunk cabbage. A low growing, foul-smelling flowers in May, Halifax hardy plant that grows in wetlands of eastern North 40-50’ tall - Tree America. (VERY FEW) - Per 137 GAL Glaucidium palmatum (Japanese Wood Poppy) 163 TRA Tetradium daniellii, known as the Bee Bee tree. prefers rich, shaded location ~18” - Per white flowers, mid-summer 30-50 Ft. - Tree 138 WEA Hyacinthoides nonscripta (English Bluebell) 164 WIL Wisteria macrostachya ‘Blue Moon’ OP blue - Bulb Lilac blooms in July. Blooms young 139 SHA Isoplexis canariensis, Canary Island Foxglove. - Vine Tawny apricot flowers with pointed petals. Glossy dark green leaves, dark stems. Tender, evergreen perennial 140 LEV Kalopanax septemlobus †11 - Tree FOOTNOTES 141 MAT Lavatera cashmeriana Tall,pink, mallow -like flowers Very rare. hopefully Per †1. ‘Right Mighty Splendid’ from Captain Dick 142 DAN Lilium formosanum, scented, white similar to Steele 1970’s, Bpt 81-RS3 (R. fortunei x the Easter lily. † 12 - bulb R.catawbiense), scented 143 WIL Lilium martagon, mixed pink and white †2. (‘Barbara Hall’ x R. sutchuenense) Cross from J. † 12 - Bulb Weagle 1998, early flowers, large leaf. 144 NOR Lobelia cardinalis (Cardinal flower) red, †3. (‘Connecticut Yankee’ x R. calophytum) Cross prefers a moist soil, sun to semi-shade from B. Clyburn 2000, early flowers, large 2-3 Ft. - Per leaf. 145 WEA Magnolia acuminata, (cucumber tree) . selections of the reddest flowered greenish yellow flowers. >40 Ft. -Tree †13 †4 Joe Gable’s 146 WIL M. x loebneri ex ‘Ballerina’, op forms of the two native rhododendrons, R. white blooms - Tree †13 catawbiense and R. maximum crossed. 147 WIL Magnolia loebneri hyb. ex.’Leonard Messel’, †5. (‘Great Eastern’ x Steele Bpt 92-M) Cross from B. pink, mid-sized - Tree †13 Clyburn, 2002, scented 148 SHA Magnolia x loebneri ‘Spring Snow’ †6. (‘Janet Blair’ x ‘Dexter’s Honeydew’) Cross from B. Clyburn 2004, scented. NOTES †7. ‘Kittatinny’ = ‘Golden Star’ x R. vernicosum aff. Rock 18139 1. Open-pollinated species, with the exception of a very few, may not come true from seed. Cultivars, with the †8. R. maximum in all cases is a red seedling of Mt. exception of a few perennials do not come true. Plants from Mitchell form, aka “Red Picotee’ (Bruso crosses) these seeds should be labelled as being ex that species or 9. x Mary Belle “ ” † ‘R. O. Delp’ = ‘Lodestar’ ‘ ’ cultivar. †10. (V-6609 x ‘Fiery Orange’) is a Jack 2. The 2017 Seed List will be posted on the Internet with Looye cross, yellow rhododendron insertion of images and links to help in your decision- †11. Seed has been stratified. Store in fridge in plastic making. Updates re availability will be posted here. packet as received until March/April then sow in http://www.willowgarden.net warm soil. Follow the links for 2017 ARHS Seed Exchange. †12. Lilium seeds may require a warm/ moist period A link to the list will be inserted on the Atlantic Rhodo site. followed by a cold period if there is no www.atlanticrhodo.org germination. Plant cold treated pots outside in 3. Also see the ARHS website for an article on growing spring. rhododendrons from seed. †13. Magnolia seed has been stratified. Store in 4. When sowing rhododendrons on peat we recommend fridge in plastic packet as received until you sterilize it first. Microwave it for 15 minutes or pour March/April then sow in warm soil. boiling water through it several times. Allow to cool. Seed will not be shipped until post-freezing 5. We would like to thank the seed donors for their time temperatures and effort making crosses, collecting and cleaning seeds. ARHS 2017 SEED EXCHANGE (THIS FORM MUST BE USED) Name ______Address ______Phone ______E-mail: ______Packets @ $2.50 = $ ______Packets @ $2.00 = $ ______Packets @ $1.50 = $ ______

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# QTY. # QTY. # QTY. # QTY. # QTY. # QTY. # QTY. # QTY. 001 022 043 064 085 106 127 148 002 023 044 065 086 107 128 149 003 024 045 066 087 108 129 150 004 025 046 067 088 109 130 151 005 026 047 068 089 110 131 152 006 027 048 069 090 111* 132 153 007 028 049 070 091 112 133 154 008 029 050 071 092 113 134 155 009 030 051 072 093 114 135 156 010 031 052 073 094 115* 136 157 011 032 053 074 095 116 137 158 012 033 054 075 096 117 138 159 013 034 055 076 097 118 139 160 014 035 056 077 098 119 140 161 015 036 057 078 099 120 141 162 016 037 058 079 100 121 142 163 017 038 059 080 101 122 143 164 018 039 060 081 102 123 144 019 040 061 082 103 124 145 020 041 062 083 104 125 146 021 042 063 084 105 126 147 List acceptable substitutes in the chart below in the order of preference. >

Return form with payment as per instructions to: Sharon Bryson #407 Old Maryvale Rd. Maryvale, Nova Scotia B2G 2L1 CANADA e-mail: [email protected] (for enquiries)