The scoop on 'Cape Seeds'

Where are my seeds Steven? …[I noticed] your posting stating that you don't know who runs Cape Seeds and then amazingly being the person who signs their postings. Looking forward to a speedy resolution of this matter. [Letter received by Wayne Burrows]: Dear friend We are very excited to share the following good news with you:We have obtained our own domain name (zululandseeds.com ) which means that weno longer have to rent the capeseeds.com domain at an exorbitant rate. Because of the domain name change, we have decided to rename our Project From "Cape Seeds" to "Zululand Seeds." This is in line with our change of focus for the project: Because the wildflowers of Zululand and Kwa-Zulu Natal are fairly unknown, with respect to the flora of the Cape fynbos, we have, in this first year of operation, relied on sales of seeds brought in from the Cape to help us sell seeds from Zululand. We have decided to limit the number of Cape species available in our seed catalogue, and we are going to concentrate on promoting the really wonderful flora to be found right here in Zululand. Our new website (soon to be live at [HYPERLINK@www.zululandseeds.com] ) will have far morephotographs and cultivation information than the old capeseeds.com site. We have thousands of exceptional wildflower photos to share with you! I am really excitedabout this turn of events, and look forward to informing you when the new website at [HYPERLINK@www.zululandseeds.com] goes live. As all email addressed to [e-mail:whatever@capeseeds.com] is no longer functional, please address any enquiries about the status of your order to: [e-mail:sales@zululandseeds.comKind] regards Steven Venter Project Co-ordinator: Zululand Seeds A Project of the Association for the Physically Challenged,] in Zululand, South Africa