Is it too late to plant walking onions this year? I am in zone 6. If not, look at my list to see if there is anything you would like to have from me.

I grew a variety of the most talked about heirlooms this year. This was my first time trying anything other than Early Girls and similar varieties. Thanks to all on this forum for getting me out of my early-hybrid rut. I acknowledge that everyone's taste is different, but here's what I observed in my multitude of taste tests this year:. The Brandywine Sudduth had an amazingly smooth, creamy, dense meat. It has been described as almost a buttery texture. That's what I thought when I tasted it. I found the Stump of the World, the Brandywine OTV, and the Brandyboy to be very similar to the B-wine Sudduth in texture; different, but similar, in taste and all VERY GOOD. The OTV sometimes had less smooth texture, almost on the edge of being mealy, dependent on overnight cold temps. Marianna's Peace had a Sudduth-like texture, although a bit less dense and a bit lighter flavor. I liked Marianna's Peace BEST of ALL. The PrudenÂs Purple also had a Sudduth-like texture and the taste was good, but noticeably not as good as those mentioned above. It had the very best taste and texture of all the shorter season tomatoes in my greenhouse, though. My Prudens Purple vines were earlier than my Early Girls and much better tasting, meatier, and with a smoother denser texture. The Neves had a rich meaty texture, more traditional, and not so creamy smooth, but never mealy. It had a very rich, rich, rich tomatoey flavor. It is our favorite for flavor. PRODUCTION The numbers below show my best production numbers so far. My semi-insulated heated greenhouse is still producing: Goliath Hyb.........ÂÂ.12 @ 105oz Neves Azorean Red.......8 @ 104oz Brandywine OTV..........5 @ 88oz Marianna's Peace.....Â. 5 @ 84oz Prudens Purple........Â.. 7 @ 84oz Sophie's Choice.....Â...17 @ 84oz Mortgage Lifter#1....Â17 @ 80oz Mortgage Lifter#2...ÂÂ6 @ 77oz Early Girl Hyb......ÂÂ.16 @ 75oz Brandyboy Hyb........Â...7 @ 75oz Early Goliath Hyb.....Â..8 @ 65oz Stump of the World...Â.3 @ 55oz Brandywine Sudduth......2 @ 45oz Stupice...........ÂÂÂ...25 @ 42oz Next year I will grow MariannaÂs Peace and Neves for taste and production. I will grow some Prudens purple for EARLINESS, to tide us over til the others ripen. I donÂt think I will have space for any "early" hybrids in my garden next year. Happy Growing, Bob-northernlight

I'm going with BM Camouflage in my bedroom. It's not too dark and has a soft quality to it. My bedroom faces east, gets lots of morning light and in the afternoon light reflected from the too-close house behind me. BTW, online versions of colors are NOTHING like they really are. This color comes in BM's little sample jars. Actually I'm also going with Camouflage in my kitchen to somewhat temper my orange-y oak cabinets. Kitchen has same exposure as bedroom.

I haven't tried the packets but I've had the green tea in the bottle. It was a little too sweet for me but you can probably adjust that with the packet...just not use as much. Great idea for the condiment wallet. And I call it a "glove box" too.....is there another name? I guess it should be called the "map,insurance verification,salt packets,pen and owner's manual box". LOLOL