I think that was the coldest and wettest swap I've ever attended -- but it was as much fun as any I've been to! Big ups to the organizers -- excellent job! I think the "side trades" table was particularly inspired -- it saved a lot of time running around looking for a lot of people you'd never actually met, while still giving you the *option* of running around and looking for people if you wanted to! Wonderful plants, wonderful people, and would whoever made that lovely red apple dish give me the recipe? If you didn't get any, they were thick apple rings, maybe 1/2 or so; bright red, and sweet. But not sticky, syrupy sweet, just straight up apple taste. I thought they were going to be the standard 'apples in syrup with cinnamon red hots' but they were fantastic! Thanks all for a lovely time - now, who's going to plant these things for me?

Yes, it absolutely could be part of this. Post additional information about the virus, and people on this forum can give you some help. Be sure to indicate what operating system, browser, etc. you are using. Do you know the name of the virus? What anti-virus protection are you using? As many details as possible, please.

they will chew through the caulk. steel wool works for a little while, but hardware cloth or flashing is a longer term fix. plumbing penetrations are another favorite entry point from under the house. once the under house entries are sealed... move to attic...for more areas of entry. I've been doing some air sealing work, and the neighborhood is overrun with mice/rats. I've changed my materials for air sealing from foam board to flashing...gotta close those rat superhighways from under the house to attic off first! best of luck

I just got off the phone with Klehm Song Sparrow Nursery and they were able to give me an order history either by phone or by e mail. Order history cannot be done through their website. Anyway, I didn't buy this mystery plant though I do think that I may have gotten a 'Holy Mouse Ears', as per Babka's great photos. I will have to reprint the tag with the 'Holy Mouse Ears' on it. Still trying to figure out how I got 1, maybe when they grow all these 'Mouse Ear' series they are grown closely together and this one hitched a ride with the 'Frosted Mouse Ears'.? Thanks everyone for your help. I can always count on someone being able to ID a plant on this website.