Vera, you need a few huskies and a sled! :) That kind of round trip for supplies is a crazy one. I checked out the site and without registering might find some bargains without having to go to 3 different stores to find different sales. I always envy all the space and sun you have for gardening of all sorts. Never thought of the downside of living that far from conveniences others may take for granted. Thanks for doing the vetting of this site...I hate to give too much information with online sites like it. Just one word about tracking...do you think they watch for purchasing patterns and gear their offerings or coupons to different people's patterns or are all coupons generic to be used with any product purchased? I'm more than skeptical...LOL. Thanks again...I wouldn't have had the patience to go through the vetting and scoping out the site itself. Leslie PS...do you still want things on your trade list you haven't specifically requested in Exchange section? I have a few things you're looking for like Echinops ritro, New England Aster and Forget-Me-Not (annual & perennial) seeds. I was looking for divisions or 1 year seedlings of regular Chives (not Garlic) so I have a better chance of blooms during 2010.

Karen, I love your pitcher and bowl. I made several years ago in ceramics. Nice stemware and roses and the little fairy is adorable. The valentine wreath is pretty and I'm sure you'll have fun decorating the others. Is this little Spud hiding behind the candle holder? Maybe you and Kathleen need to watch those kids closer! Your other bunny and the pictures are pretty neat. OK, this is enough to make me want to come visit and go shopping with you!! I have a couple of friends who are heading your way for a few days of EMT training who wanted me to come along but oh no, I have to work.LOL So happy that you found so many neat things at the right price. I hope whoever has the Cottage looking pieces will share with us. They sound pretty neat. Punk

Thanks for the info! A great news for all the roseaholics. I don't know if I still have room left, but it doesn't hurt to look. :-) I got my list ready to roll: Duchesse de Rohan, Gloire de Mousseux, Rosarium Uetersen, Souvenir De la Malmaison Climber, Variegata di Bologna, Yolande d' Aragon.

I had a Google Home for a while, and I found it good for turning on the radio in the kitchen when my hands were full or messy. Otherwise, I never used it, and I ended up giving it away. I can see some great advantages for people with limited mobility or dexterity, and in those cases I think the cost (of having a marketing computer eavesdrop on everything) would be worth the benefits. Otherwise, I'll stick to looking things up manually on my computer or phone, and writing notes by hand (which is better for your memory anyway). .