Sure Helen. Im up for that. Little low on the dill though. 20 seeds enough for you? Thanks, Kelly

I highly recommend growing mouse melons. They climb very readily and have tendrils. My single plant is extremely vigorous, and is, to some extent all through my 6'x10' raised garden bed, and at least 6' up a trellis. Pretty sure it would be taking over the lawn if it was allowed. It is in a sense small and delicate, the vines are lightweight and delicate, and I don't think it would be too hard to keep it smaller/ more under control than I have. I think you could grow them on a low trellis, though a taller one probably makes better use of space and makes harvesting a little easier. My mouse melon sprawls in all directions and is very happy to grow on the ground as well as up the trellis and over other plants... They compete very effectively with other plants! I direct seeded my mouse melon in early October (Spring here), begun harvesting mid January. The harvest has been increasing exponentially ever since. It is a difficult to keep up. I have pickled some, and given plenty away. I'm wondering if anyone has experience with what happens to a Mouse melon plant in a mild frostless winter? Three weeks till winter here, and it keeps growing. I wonder will it die back? Stop fruiting at some minimum temperature?

Lucky, you're in luck :), I went looking for these seeds myself and finally found a source, they should be arriving in the mail any day now, shoot me an email and we'll work something out. Annette

Jody, I believe you mean Mickey Mouse Taro. Here is a sight to see the pictures and find a seller if you aren`t able to find it by trade in GW. Xjaxx Jack http://davesgarden.com/ps/go/48859/