I am looking for blight resistant tomatoes I Have: Yellow Pear- Heard taste likes crap Big Boy Hybrid Better Boy Hybrid Marglobe Peppers Big Dipper- Green Carnival Mix-Big Red, Chardonnay, Purple Beauty, Orange Sun, Diamond Chinese Giant Âsweet red-H Hungarian Wax Jalepeno Pimiento- Four Way Hybrid Zucc- Black Beauty- and assorted others Assorted of following Morning Glory- lots Nasturtium- including strawberry mix Sunflower- too many Peas- too many Beans- too many Big Pumpkins Herbs Cat Grass Catnip Cauliflower- Snowball-X Chamomile Chervil-Curled Chives- Common Chives- Garlic Cilantro Dill- Mammoth Oregano- Marjoram- Sweet Parsley- Extra Curled Dwarf Parsley- Single Italian Plain-leafed Purple Ruffles Basil-Lot Spearmint Sweet Basil-Lots Salad Burnet please email bnevs111@yahoo.com for more info..... Thanks! Nevs

I know this is an old post, but it convinced me that this is a must have for me. I have been eyeing it for the last month. I finally emailed the local dl garden, Lakeside Daylilies, and asked if it was still available. Their open gardens are in late June and I was going to wait until then to get it, but after seeing this post, decided to go for it. Looks like I can't go wrong with this one. I'd really like to see your pictures if anyone has any.

We've never stayed at Caves Cove, but it was always written up as a good place to camp, in the camping books. We did camp near Cherokee, N.C., at one of the Indian operated campgrounds. It was along a large creek and was really nice and cool at night. It was called Stoney's Camp. I've seen the name in some of the current camp books. If i remember right, it was on a road that ran off the highway that goes over the mountain toward Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge. Been years, and memories fade, things change. Cherokee has lots to see! Rusty

I don't know anything about that, but wanted to go to Mt Magazine near Booneville, AR. in the fall for the colors. There is a lodge there and I inquired about a cabin, they were booked a year in advance. So if you find something keep that in mind. Mt Magazine is the tallest mountain in Arkansas which doesn't compare to the Smokys. It's close to my home and I visited often as a child, so I have memories of the mountain.