Just wonderful to see new ones in bloom, isn't it? I love Sp. Sea Shells every time I see it. The green on the second Paul Owen seedling really looks nice. A guy at work wanted a green daylily and I told him that most are yellow with a greenish cast. Well, this one appears to be as close to green as I've seen. Vickie

alright, here is an update. my "kids" are making progress! some faster than others but none have died! :) Chocolate bell Jamaican red peter pepper, this one is by far the bushiest and has tons of flowers growing! devils tongue and the first flower off the devils tongue! Yellow 7 Pot Scorpion Chocolate Bhut still taking forwver to grow! but not dead so i am holding faith! Pinquita De Mono this one will have TONS of peppers! Thanks for looking! Eric

Lissa, by the looks of my seedling-to-plants, that's not cheating, it's smart! I didn't have a lot of luck starting my own this year. Peppers, yes. Marigolds, yes. Tomatoes, some good, some bad. Broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower, a disaster. I don't think I'll be starting as many of my own plants next year. Granny Here is a link that might be useful: Annie's Kitchen Garden

Gold, I want to do that for Christmas some year. I was looking at a friend's Christmas pictures, and they bought all the daughters and DIL's the same kind of jammies, and the men got the same kind of men pj's and they all did a family picture on Christmas morning! I love those pictures! Know what? I had no idea you even had grandchildren! School's started and my DIL is a teacher so I will watch Henry once a week for three weeks until Elizabeth comes. Can't wait, but granny comes home EXHAUSTED. lol