I posted this there: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/pests/msg061925008816.html?14340 And, I'm specifically asking about my money tree, as suggested. How big a pot should I move it to? Any other suggestions based on what's there to a complete noob?

Hi all! I'm Michelle from Saskatchewan and I'm very new to this forum. Started out searching on the computer for hosta problems and like somebody else said was always directed to this site. For two weeks I just read what people posted and then I decided it was time to join. Everybody on here has been so helpful to me, because I had or maybe still have the dreaded HVX virus. Very disheartening. I've always liked gardening somewhat but was mainly annuals in containers. I have pine trees in my yard and never knew what to do there. We dug a pond and what do you do with all the extra dirt?? Shoved it under the pine trees and decided to make flower beds. That was maybe four years ago. Hostas caught my eye and I bought a few and some ferns and coral bells etc. The hostas have now taken over my life as I can't get enough. I was the kind of person that just bought what looked good at box stores and nurseries here. Now that I caught the darn HVX I will not do that anymore. I am into the collecting of different names now even though I have MANY with no names from the start. I have also learned on here that in my Zone I can plant more hostas in the sun. Annie posted about squishiness and hard to plant far apart, well I am kind of like her too. Ive planted small hostas too close to one another and as they get more mature its obvious I have to move to a new location. Ahhh but its so much fun. I have over 250 hostas in my backyard and still growing with new varieties and hostas I don't have which is many. Love the hostas, love the forum and all the friendly people that have given me great advice.

Hello all! We're new to the site...I was wondering if anyone knows about teardrop campers? I am looking to build one and trying to research my options. I would appreciate any help anyone could give! Thanks Cristen

kaylarus, your question is answered in the discussion at the post: :: [Sinks are] plastic wash bins from a dollar store...I cut a circle out of the bottom of one bin and attached the drain [from a sink, removed during kitchen remodel] and put a tub strainer over it. Then I ran the plumbing parts to reduce the drain to fit a garden hose so I could put the end of the hose in a collapsible five gallon jug to catch the grey water when necessary (state parks etc.) the other bin can be used as a Soaker sink or empty to hold the dishes as they dry. I will post a top view of the home made sinks tomorrow. The faucet is a spray hose attachment that I converted to adapt to [accept] a garden hose for the water. It pulls out about 5 feet. ::