Chris, NICE job!!! Can you take a pic of the whole tree? Anirbn, My mom fell and hurt herself badly after she got out from a week in the hospital, so I totally forgot too. My bad. It started getting lighter in coloring..It was loosing it's vivid green look because the temps have gotten so cold. But I stuck it in the house and it seems to be coloring up again/. I will take a pic tomorrow..) I have been trying to grow it Bonsai style since I don't need it to be big and take up room. So it's pretty small..

For our dear Canadian friends and other confection-deprived nationalities, let me present candy corn. And, in the believe-it-or-not department, today is actually, no-foolin', National Candy Corn Day. I kid you not. This is according to the National Confectioners Association, and I'm sure they wouldn't lie about it. Too bad it wasn't Nov. 1. It would have made a good trivia question. Patti, I used to eat them a layer at a time, but eventually gluttony prevailed and I just throw a bunch in my maw now, preferably with peanuts. Lorna - cashews sound even better. How are they? Annette - Eatmores? Maybe we're the confection-deprived country. I haven't heard of them. Georgeanne - You're right. Ya gotta start at the pointy end. DW is calling me for din-din. Ciao. TM

I don't think I'd want that thing near me LOL Hey they aren't showing anything so how do we know for sure it's done with their thingy and besides they are moving their hips and that would make the weight sway. Why didn't they make the weight go up and down that would prove more than the swaying Right? After all that's what I thought they were going to do GEEEE I'm with CarolAnn, when we women push a bowling ball out of a plum size hole now that something to brag about but every mother has done it forever so it's not impressive anymore, but don't tell that to a NEW MOMMY.

Vince, I was actually surprised at how well Mortgage Lifter did for me especially since it was one I started foolishly late! But it was one of my favorites for flavor and they were really gorgeous! Sey, I would grow both KB and BR again. In all cases I didn't get TOO many fruit but what I got was great. The Pineapple, however, I would not bother with - except, I don't think what I got was really Pineapple. It was crossed or stray or something, it did not have the characteristics of Pineapple. So, maybe I would grow it again, with seed from a different source. Too bad it was so. freaking. prolific. My Cherokee was early and I would definitely, definitely grow that again. Those plants are just plain tolerant of everything! What else would I not plant? Anna Russian. Not impressed. At all.