that is not what i thought it was :) it look very tender and i'd probably kill it in a season. let me know if you want some of the seeds i mentioned and i'll just mail some to you after easter. send me an email so i don't forget- i'm not very good at checking posts

Ohhhh my GOODNESS, I have GOT to be able to come up with something you would like. I have a trade list but it's mostly seeds, I have some houseplants you might find intresting, I have three different hoyas Tri-color Hoya Kentiana Hoya Another hoya just normal looking smaller kind of leaves Pathos Marble Queen Ficus variegata endens I also have a ripshallis Anything sound interesting yet? Here's the link to my echange list http://members.gardenweb.com/members/exch/cashclan thank you Sharon Cash~Gold Tradr (on PlantSwap) Zone 7

I have cuttings of Purple Haze if you are still looking. Would love a cutting of your dwarf dragon fruit. Is this the orange variety?

tt, I'm not growing carrots, but one of my neighbors does every year. So I used this as an excuse to go over and visit with her. ;-) Here's what she said: She uses a potting soil that she gets from a local nursery that's mostly very small bark fines and muck. I use the same one for my tomatoes. She mixes a lot more builders sand into it for the carrots. Use a pot that's at least 2 inches deeper than what they say the carrot will grow and thin them to about 2 inches apart. You want your potting soil to hold moisture, but also drain very well. The bigger carrots are prone to cracking if you don't keep constant moisture. Feed every other watering with a 1/2 strength general purpose fertilizer, she mixes a small amount of time release in the potting soil when she plants. She also said to not grow the purple, look for one called super sweet or something like that for the kids and now is the perfect time to plant carrots for here. Corrie