Thanks for the tips Phil and Jen. I checked out the Hallson Heuchera Forum that you mentioned Phil -some pretty pics - could feed the obsession...lol found a link to this: "Rejeuvenating established plants Heuchera roots grow very near the surface of the soil, often rising above to become bare and woody after a couple of years. When it gets to this stage the plants should be taken out and, if necessary, the woody parts cut back. They can then be replanted deeper, at the level of the leaves. Application of a good layer of mulch or loam can slow down this 'root rise', but only for one or two extra years." "Darwin Plant Spotters" Phil - pretty Ajugas - I transplanted a couple pieces of Ajuga last year, to my back garden - behind the garage, directly under one of those "you know what" Manitoba Maples and the two pieces took off - it's formed a groundcover about 2'x4' - amazing (it hardly grew at all in the spot where it had been before). P.S. I sent you an email yesterday via GW - guess it went to "cyberspace". Oh well, just glad to see you here. :) June

This morning Firefox offered an anti-spam download. Is anyone here using it? Are there problems with it? Thanks Steve in Baltimore County.

You might check out this page: Major Geeks recommendations. As far as I can see they are the same things that are recommended on this forum.

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