I posted yesterday about another company, but when I figure in all the trim pieces, etc. internetfloors.com seems to be the best price. Anyone have experiences - good or bad - with them to share? Thanks!

I planted kabocha last year and lost most of them to SVB. This year, I protected the vines and I still do not see the SVB moth come by this time. The vines are growing very strong now. The largest fruit is about 3" diameter. I also have about 20 small vines, just with 3 sets of true leaves. I hope they can produce some before the frost time. Kabocha needs a long growing season, like 90 days or so. Kobocha is about the only pumpkin/squash I grow and eat. The orange pumpkins are for Halloween and I did not plant them this year.

I have many Calamondin trees. To me they are beautiful and are the least trouble compared to my other citrus trees. The trees can be kept small and still produce a good amount of fruit. Looks good in the house on a table. They usually are flowering and fruiting most of the year. I never not have a calamondin to pick. Yes, the fruit is very tart, and not many want to eat it out of hand, but I do - peel and all. The peel is edible and is sweet so I usually tell people to eat it that way (watch out for seeds though!). I often think of calamondins more like an orange key lime than just an orange, and use the fruit as I would a lime or lemon - in drinks, desserts and cooking. I like eating them whole too. Wakes my mouth up real good.

They are a long time family run company. The sons now run the company and they are very solid.