Mia, I think it is a conspiracy. My husband kind of tricked me to go look at the 2012 Equinox because he thought I might like to have a newer one. The salesman quickly grabbed the keys and brought one up to the front for me to drive. I didn't drive it but I did get in and look. When we got the one I have now, I had six grandchildren here for a few days, and they ran an TV ad for zero percent financing in Joplin. He wanted me to go right then and find one. I had already driven one and thought they were OK, but we had just bought a new truck, so I wasn't looking for a car. He said what do you want on the car. Since we live in an area with quite a few hills, I didn't want to give up my four-wheel drive. My mother was still living at the time and I was having to make a lot of 300 mile trips so I said I wanted cruise control. He called from the dealer and told me they had two left with four wheel drive and cruise control. He told me the two colors they had, and I picked one. You can see how really excited I get over a new car. Needless to say, he has liked it a lot better than I have, but it's OK. LOL Now GardenWeb has this big ad, that every time I open a thread that says Chevy Equinox Sale 2012. I'm glad to know that it is on your computer too and that I'm not being targeted. LOL After hearing the forecast for this week, I probably should be shopping for an ark.

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In this day and age, there really is no reason to eat something from the wild that you haven't investigated. I always mean to look for books on what is edible, but haven't. Growing up, we ate poke salat, dewberries, blackberries, elderberries, hickory nuts, walnuts and probably other things I can't think of right now. I've been told that sassafras makes a drink like root beer when you harvest the roots at a certain time of year. We picked wild honeysuckle flowers and sucked the nectar out. I've seen passionfruit and pawpaws, but didn't know what they were. Mullin is supposed to make a great tea that helps you sleep and you can use it for toilet paper. Wild onions come up in the spring, but we didn't eat them. I've had 'lemonade' made from sumac berries. It was nothing special.

Thank you Chipped.....I had to go to the Dr. this morning...afterwards I went to another nursery on my way home...Spring is late coming this year. I'm so weak..no resistance whatsoever. I picked up the only Philodendron they had left, pretty sure it's a Zanadu, (no tag), a pink Syngonium, 6 pack of light purple Pansies, 6 pack yellow/purple violas, a pink carpet rose..(mine died with the 2 -20* nights we had), 6 pack variety of coleus, 3 clay pots, bayer 3n1 for the fall...My Mr. grabbed 4 creeping flox for our retaining wall, and 2 more perennial somethings I haven't checked out yet... I asked if they had any Verbascum (it's a very old perennial)...They had no idea what I was talking about. It'd been around here for a long time. I'll go to my no. 1 nursery, they'll have them...they have everything...'Gardeners Dream' in Ct. not far at all, 15 min at the most...They have all 11 greenhouses open. outside there must be 4 acres of stock. Next time I go there I'll bring my phone & take pics.