Michelle, if you sow them in paper pots, put the pots in a larger container with a lid. I like the three-pound coffee cans with the top cut out to near the rim. For the cover, I use a cereal or cracker wrapper with transpiration holes. The rim holds that down. Large nut cans work well, too. I really squish the pots in. When you think the container if full, put in at least one more. This is done more easily if you fill them with premoistened potting mix. I seldom have any gaps between the pots this way, but if I do, I fill the gaps with moist potting mix. My pots do not dry out this way. I think they would dry out in a milk jug unless you taped it all the way around from handle to handle. I'd use the milk jugs if I didn't have the coffee or nut cans. I haven't lost any to late frosts. They like cool weather anyway. I assume you mean late frosts harming the establishing seedlings? I let mine get 6-8 inches long before I plant them. Though larger, the roots aren't disturbed because of the paper pot. Mine are evergreen or semi-evergreen all winter. I sow them every year because it takes a lot to make a show. I hope they will be thick enough this year to cover the "fence" so I won't have to sow them again. But, if I have to, I will. They're easy. Hope this helps, Barbara in Virginia

I bought the Sedum multiceps from the Portland Nursery, in Oregon. I got the Haworthia cooperi var. cooperi there, for that matter (I'd say the location nearest me had maybe five or six of them, along with about four of my Adenium). An "a intergeneric mix of a Cremnophilia and a Sedum" -- got it, written down, to remember. :) Thank you. Places do sure have the same Haworthia available for the most part. The nearest Portland Nursery location didn't fail to have Haworthia attenuata, and then the Haworthia cooperi var. cooperi, a few Haworthia limifolia, and just a couple Haworthia cooperi var. truncata... and it killed me to leave those there.

Hi,thanks for asking.Sweet pea and the gang are doing good.They will take them all in Tampa but transportation is a problem.I need to get them to Jacksonville and that is a problem.They won't fit in my car.A crate large enough to hold just the pups alone is to tall for the car. I took one of the pups to the vet this week for hair loss on its back legs and butt area.All my black pups have some hair loss.The vet did skin scrapings,4 of them and no mites showed up but he feels that is the problem.All pups had to be treated to the tune of $200.No discounts here.I offered them on freecycle today.No takers yet.Sweet pea has a lot of free time now and she is showing her other side to me.She is like a puppy herself.She is a tall dog and she is taking items off of the washing machine/dryer(she prefers to stay in the laundry room still)I leave the door cracked so she can come/go outside.Anything that can be toted in her mouth she takes outside.I've been tired so I haven't been on here much but thanks for asking.I'll try to get recent pictures soon.They are 7 weeks now and the one that went to the vet weighed 12 lbs..Debbie

Once they are at HSTB, spayed/neutered and got a clean bill of health, you can watch them on this website: http://www.humanesocietytampa.org/adoptable-pets/view/ Once they are adopted, they will be taken off the website - you can also call the shelter and inquire about them Olya