I'll gladly try and root plants for both the S.J.H.R.G. and Sacramento Cemetery. I'll let you know when/if I have plants for you both. I can't make it to Quarryhill, wish I could. Jeri, I'll ask a friend if she could photograph it and post it here, it will probably take a couple weeks to schedule that. Luxrosa

It's one of the many seed bugs, sometimes called leaf-footed bugs. Not to worry. Wont' breed indoors. Around here, gobs can overwinter on the side of the house, then move into the wall during colder times. If you have lots, they'll leave later in spring. If you don't, just take them outdoors.

yeah insecticidal soap is a contact killer so you should spray the undersides of the leaves where they like to gather. Just repeat every week if you see them. If left unchecked they will stunt the growth of the plant i lost a cutting or two from outside to them because i was not careful enough to make sure no aphids got inside. another if not icky way to rid of them is either rub them off with your fingers though this will not work as well if they are hiding in small crevices like the tomato blossoms and the like

I too need help identifying an insect. I found an insect a few years back at my mom's in Valdosta, GA. I've only seen it once. It's almost like a beetle, but not really. It's legs are a light orange-ish color. The body it black and it has a large red or dark orange dot on it's back. Can anyone help me? I have a picture of it on my webshots.... my name there is 1Nature3 in My Nature Shots album. If anyone could solve my curiousity, that'd be great!!! http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2359465290099960547ZqdNek