Anyone have the Summer Squash "Flying Saucers" from Johnny's? I misplaced the packet from last season and love this summer squash. Look at my list or shoot me an email I have other things not listed I will trade

I have a couple of seeds...the white flowers with the thin purple stripes? I have about 12 to trade. I'm interested in your strawberry popcorn and the czech black peppers. shae

Thanks for the tips! It did double in bulk during the first rise in the machine. It looked great, much better than it looked for the second rise. Then the machine "punched it down" and I took it out (I was using the whole wheat bread cycle). I did the "lift and fold" type kneading a couple of times with just a wee bit of flour and tried to pinch it, but it was definately slack. I put it in the casserole for the second rise--it kinda rose but not very much. I put a wet paper towel over it that kind of stuck to the sticky dough, and when I removed it, it sort of "degassed" the bread and it went "blat." I tried to get it to raise a little more for a while, but by pressing in on the dough I could tell it was starting to get "over proofed" even though it wasn't rising, so I finally just said what the heck and baked it. I may try it again adding the cereal at the beep time. I just couldn't figure it out, because it looked so wonderful during the first rise. I hardly did a thing to it for the second rise and it just pooped out! The bread wasn't streaked, it just looks that way due to my poor camera/lighting, etc. You know back in the day I learned to knead bread until it has the consistency of an earlobe. With these artisan breads it seems more like the consistency of paper mache!

Hi Damask: That is absolutely gorgeous blue color. I love that !! My husband planted morning glory on a trellis, and it was a real pain to take the vines off, after frost came. Morning glory is very messy & agressive, they would tangle up with rose's branches, and one would get poked easily. For blue color I prefer short annuals, or purple alyssum, mingle with white alyssum. They spread, so doesn't cost much. Below is the link of Dave & Deb garden in HMF. They planted white alyssum as a carpet between roses, look very nice: Here is a link that might be useful: Dave & Deb garden in HMF