Ok, ok..I am givning in! I am on the prowl for either those birds or a couple of green singing finches. Jojo, you just made me realize how much I miss hearing the singing of birds in my home.lol It made winetr go by so much better than the dead silience in my home. I think I know who named those birds..lol. Such cute names that only a kid or two can come up with. I would love for you to raise them along side of us, all the way to the brood, hatchlings, and babies. I would love that Jojo since I have a thing for birds. Just love them and you have yourself such a beauty of a pair! Hi Al, Jodi, Josh, Jodik, and Laura! I missed all while I was sick.;-) Laura. I have been sooooooo sick and now that I have got better nergy, it's time to catch up onmy e-mail. I am sorry about the delay bust just know that I appreciate you and the rest of the bunch here. I am SO BLESSED to have such great friends as you all. Love you all! Mom, says to send a group hug to you all! Mike

Lol, Mike. I actually like squirrels with or without the gravy, lol. I love to watch them but I just don't want him digging in my plants and stealing my bulbs. I curse my dog for doing that as well but I love her too. I saw him on the next door neighbors roof as I drove off today and went around the block and came back and sure enough he was in my yard, lol. I went by the house they tore down and guess what I found. 2 of the white lillies were popping up thru the bare dirt right next to a bull dozer, lol. I was so happy. Even though I felt like crap I went to my friends house nearby and got her shovel and when I got back the workers were back from lunch. I said excuse me I have to just grab these flower bulbs real quick and I'll be out of your hair. They just stopped and watched and said have a good day. These are staying in a pot in the garage til I can get a feeder for Red. (Thats his new name) he is the only one I have seen in the neighborhood and thank goodness no armadillos. Those things are nasty. I stopped by the organic nursery after that and she told me to put some orange oil around the beds and it might deter the critters. That crap was $17 a bottle, I hope it works. I got that and some fish emulsion and 2 bags of ladybug potting soil that doesn't have peat in it. She said that is what is attracting the fungus gnats. It was $48.99 after she have me a 20% discount for whining, lol. I got home and went out the back door and my Naughty Nick was missing from its pot! This was devil dogs doing I am sure. I wanted to strangle her. It looks like she unpotted it and carried it up the hill and left it there. Its not chewed on so I potted it back up and will hope for the best. I should have stayed home. I feel like crap again now. Going to drink a bottle of Nyquil and go to bed, lol.

Yo! it's me, Tin :) (let's leave the age alone) At this time last year, i'd made my first post in this forum. I first got interested in hot pepper when i read an article naming the "top 10 hottest chile". after that, i'd GOOGLE around and ended here in GW, (not this Chile forum but the regular Seed Exchange forum) Didn't have much seed to trade except maybe a couple of varieties, I ran into cmpman1974 in that forum, traded, and also i've done alot of SASE. (ppl always gave me more then i needed, Great ppl) and someone pointed me straight to this forum, which i didn't know and ran into 'mister al' who gave me my first Red Savina (Thanks) and many other ppl also contributed and ideas and info too. I've planted so many kind and type that i've totally forgot the name of it! after my first harvest, Katrina and Rita took every single plant away. Thanks to Bonnie, cmpman1974,(Chris)George and John i'm germinating thier chile seeds to start my 2nd year chilehead vet. "Thanks Guys!" Great place, forum and Great People! NEXT! Tin

Dave, yes, Jack Morgan is a commercial grower of plumeria and more recently adenium, pachy's & euphorbia milli. His nursery is Kimi's Plumeria in Corona Ca. He has a gang of epi's growing and last time I was there they were gearing up for blooming. He may be able to identify yours. He pops in on the forum every once in a while, but it would probably be quicker to shoot him an email at jack@kimisplumeria.com - He's very generous with information and has horticultural knowledge of a wide range of plants. Karen R. Heck, he puts up with my questions all the time! :)