There is nothing about the website that invites confidence.

That's pretty easy seed to find. Do your have lowe's or home depot in your area. When they put out the seed racks there is always sweet banana pepper. If you want I have some NK sweet banana pepper seeds. The sell by date is 12/11. You can have them if you want. Still a lot of seeds in the pack.

Based on recommendation from a friend in VA that did a complete remodel of his house, we purchased our sinks and faucets through faucet.com and I have to say that the customer service was outstanding and we saved hundreds of dollars even while paying for overnight shipping, while the local places were talking a week or two until delivery. We did have a problem with one Moen faucet, faucet.com responded immediately and forwarded us to Moen because it was a manufacturers warranty, looking up the model number for me so that when I talked to Moen I'd have the correct info. Moen gave us great instructions over the phone how to fix in once the part arrived. They even offered to overnight the part, but for us it wasn't necessary since we have another sink in the kitchen. I'm seriously considering buying lighting from them as well.

I would use our contractor and his two-man crew again for roof work in a heartbeat. In fact, if we/when we move, I have to figure out how to get him to move with us. :) He did the whole house, and at a price that could not be beat. When we subsequently had a leak around a small piece of flashing that had pulled loose and happened to be under a window (hence, drips running down the window), he simply came back, immediately, no questions asked, and fixed it. If anything, his main roof guy is even more compulsively perfectionist than he is. For $20 to $21 K: he did four roofs, including the main steeply pitched roof; roof on a decent-sized addition, also with a steep pitch; roof on a small addition; roof on a large sunroom (~30 feet long); all gutters; all downspouts; new (copper) flashing of course; and installation of a couple of new skylights. Plus clean up of course. Plus the fact that there was an old, rotted roof under the roof we'd all initially thought was the only one needing replacement. So they removed that one, too, without charging extra. Years ago, I got an estimate from DeFrehn, probably because their trucks were all over the area, and I found it reassuring to see them in front of the many historic houses in town, including ones in the historic district. I went with Histand Bros. instead. I don't recall why. At the time, Histand didn't even advertise; all they had was a phone book listing. It had been all by word of mouth. The work we needed done was on a slate mansard roof that had 19th century slates in different colors and shapes. There may have been other work; it's been a while so I don't remember exactly. I can say that we never had another problem with the slate roof.