반갑습니다. 노박사님. 전 강원도농업기술원 고재영입니다.
이렇게 멀리서 본 연구회 홈페이지를 아껴주시니 감사합니다.
그리고, 그곳 미국 워싱턴의 꽃소식도 더불어 전해주시니 한결 기쁨니다.
지적해주신데로 가급적이면 꽃이름에 학명을 붙여서 전하도록 노력하겠읍니다.
다음달에 오신다고요. 그러면 우리 연구회 세미나도 5월쯤 개최 예정인데, 이번에도 좋으신 말씀 기대하겠읍니다.
그럼. 자주 찾아주시고, 많은 참여 부탁드립니다. 감사합니다.

Mark S. Roh wrote:
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>When reading the news on  the time of flowering (flowering map) of native flowers by many members, I feel that I am at home in Korea and with all members who took times to inform others which flowers are in full bloom.  In my greenhouse, Abelia mosanensis started to flower and the fragrance from one pot does fill my office. Abeliophylum (white and pink form) had flowered two weeks ago in our field and Corylopsis also flowered about a week ago.  Styrax japonicus which was forced in the greenhouse started to flower, although in the field, leaves started to emerge.
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>The weather in Beltsville could be similar to the weather in Daegu or Iksan according to the time of flowering of several flowers.
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>Since I am not familiar with Korean name for many native and wild flora in Korea, I would like to suggest members to list the scientific name along with images of flowers (like several images by Dr. Jeong at Andong University).  It will help me and educate me so that I can appreciate the notes from the members.
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>I wish I could write this note in Korean, but I can not write (type) in Korea.  I hope many members and visitors to this page understand my situation.
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>I will be in Korea next month and hope to see many members during my visit.
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>Have a Happy Easter Holiday.