Token, You put in the operative word : YET. I ordered I haven't order from them since early 2007. Too many issues with my order. Customer service was scripted. In today's economy, that is not good. Quality items, decent prices and good customer service go along way. That is why I order from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Good prices, very generous amount of seeds, freebies and reasonable shipping prices and times.

Daniella - there was yellow and black masonite siding under the brown cedar siding. Had to tear down through 3 layers to get to base and start over. Can you paint your yellow aluminum? Or does that need to be stripped first? Aluminum - that never goes bad - sturdy, right? The straight and sturdy siding, isn't it? With the heavy duty insulation? Everyone who spoke to me about the "vinyl siding" - everything looked like a "tupperware" house, this ugly plastic stuff. I said THAT'S IT, no more, go away - I'm goin' cedar siding. Can't afford redwood like CA, but next best thing is cedar. Re: Trees - Mine are Sugar Maples. I have one Silver Maple. And these need to be "daylighted" bad. I need to call an arborist. Every time I ask a landscaper person about "daylighting" a tree, they go "whaaaa?!?!' I'm thinkin' "Oh puulleeeazuh!" I think half these people hang a shingle as a landscaper because they own a lawnmower. I had trees daylighted by a company all around my house in Mill Valley. No one around here knows how to do it much less know what that means! It's great for the tree (and the grass beneath it) but I can't find anyone who can do it. The company in Mill Valley had guys swinging from ropes and harnesses from tree to tree (27 men in all) and a 14 foot tall chipper/grinder that would make your ears hurt. I did find one guy - he said he had a chain saw - and said he could "open that there tree up". . . .he was missing 3 front teeth. . . ahhhhhh. . well, hey, thanks. . .thank you very much, let me get back to you, ok? (aaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh!) Guess this spring I'm climbing the trees myself to do it. (sigh) Climbing a tree with a chain saw. . .greeeaaaheeeyyyt. . just what I wanna do. . . .anyone else see this accident comin' a mile away? Think I'll have a sawz-all - take them both up on ropes with me so I'm not carrying them. We'll see how it goes. What a nitemare to even think about. . . .

That's what puzzles me, I don't see a pdf file listed. I've copied (see below)what I received from my contact. She says that she sends this email to about 50 addresses and I'm the only one that has a problem with it. There is no pdf icon anywhere in the email. Subject: Come 'N Take It newsletter Date: Jan 28, 2010 4:10 PM Sorry it's a little late, but here it is. The second page pertains to our upcoming anniversary dance and a list of ideas and items we will need for the decorations. Thanks y'all and Yellow Rock! Just double click on to the pdf icon and it will open. If you want to print it, just drag it on to your desktop and print from there. Please let me know if you have trouble receiving and opening the file. Thanks again! Nancy

Add me to the list of the thankful! I do sooooo appreciate all the help I have received. I'm sure I will be asking for more in the future. XXXXX & OOOOO to all you helpers who are so willing to share your knowledge and expertise with us "dummies" (speaking for myself).