My poor vine is trying to recover but I am still having some ladies laying on it. I move all the babies to the only area that has much vine left on it. Hoping that we have warm enough weather for the next month so that when it does frost/freeze at least the main stems will have some protection. I am really concerned about next year. I am back to where I was the first couple of years I planted it - like 10 years ago! Am thinking about potting up some baby plants to keep sheltered for next spring.

Well, after having a minor disagreement with Canada Post yesterday over the $9.00 postage fee they wanted to charge to send that envelope of seeds, the seeds were repackaged in a large envelope and posted for $1.96 as Heather said CP would charge. Beet5, the envelope is on its way to you with a nice selection of tomato seeds. The envelope is not traveling too far so you will see it soon. I added 32 "different" varieties after taking 19 packets. Thank you the participant who added the tomato packets with the writing in blue permanent marker. Those were quite the selection of tomato seeds. Last but certainly not least, I would like to thank Heather for hosting this round robin. Your generosity and dedication are very much appreciated. Thank you! Cheers, Deb

LOL. I might even have a second toilet next week, although I would like to be the one to christen it.

We have eagles down here in FL about mile from our home. There are two eaglettes in the nest. Last year the eggs were sterile. I think it's great that we are give the opportunity to watch them. I hope I get to see them fledge. I've attached a link. Here is a link that might be useful: Click it here