I'm looking for the following Sweet Caroline Sweet Potatoe Vines: Bronze Red Green/Yellow or just about any others. Have seedlings of: Cardoon Porto Spineless Milk Thistle Globe Thistle Rooted Coleus cuttings of: Saturn Sedona Merlot Rustic Orange Fishnet Stockings Pineapple Splash Thanks,Jeff

I've found out now as I have both growing. The pods on sweet peas are covered in downy hair and if you touch them and lock your fingers there is a bitter taste. Edible pea pods have a smooth skin and there is a flower but it's not the main event.

Don't quote me 100% on this It's late it's hot I'm tired & my brain hurts LOL But if I remember correctly potato leaves are in the Nightshade family & Shouldn't be eaten But not 100% sure if that applies to sweet potatoes leaves or not??? You can grow regular grocery store sweet potatoes They're pretty easy to grow Pic is of one grown from a grocery store yam (red one) Even got some potatoes from a few on mine

With a slide in stove, a tiled backsplash (as opposed to the painted sheet rock) will be so much prettier and a lot easier to keep clean. With thin grout lines, cleaning isn't a difficult task to contend with. I really like the tile you've pictured and love that it's repurposed. That's very cool. I also like that it has a little bit of a rustic feel to it which would work well into the setting you have. The paint color (which isn't gray on my screen) and looks like a color pulled from the counter seems to work well too, I like that it's not more green. The only caution I would offer is that since your counter isn't one solid color and the tile isn't one solid color, you want to be sure that the two elements won't be too busy when used together. Since the patterns are small, it may be a non-issue, I'm just not sure.