I think it must be from last year. I don't remember it from this spring's stuff, but I could be wrong. Bonus is the hummers are all over it like a ("body-image challenged" kid on a smartie..oops..Canadianism..I mean M&M)! ;0)

The towels that tie or hang on a handle are always useful. Not enough time to crochet tops, but perhaps you could sew tops and ties for them using scrap fabrics. Or maybe you could "pamper" them a bit, and go to Michael's dollar bin for some bottles of lotion. Tie them in a circle of fabric or netting to make them look festive. Flavored coffees or teas are always a good choice too. Plop a bow on them or do the circle of netting idea to make them special. If you have a 99 cent type store, they usually have the small potted plants. Buy some of those and tie or hot glue a pretty bow on the pot. Most women love getting plants. Or since you work in a feed store, perhaps you have access to some birdseed. How about creating a birdseed ornament they could hang in a tree or on their patio? I'm sure you could google for instructions to make them wildlife safe. Luvs

how about re-making the towels into "koozies" for a mug or glass? Cut a rectangle on the bottom, curved on top ... sew in a little strip of velcro to fasten one side to the other. Voila! They absorb moisture from glasses, or protect the hands if there's hot liquid. I found some I want in ETSY .... here's what they look like ... Here is a link that might be useful: Koozie Example

Devsence, if you are growing Citron, that IS 'Etrog' (unless you are growing the variety, Buddha's fingers, which as far as I know is the SAME species (Citrus medica, and has the same characteristics and growth requirements), but would not be called 'Etrog', because the name 'Etrog' is reserved for the Citrus medica in which the carpels are united (not divided as they are in Buddha's fingers). While I have seen a variety of Citrus sold at nurseries, I have never seen Etrog, but I have seen Buddha's Fingers, but rarely (Chinatown would be a good place to look for that one.) Regarding growth from seeds, most of my Citrus were bought as small trees with the exception of two..., my pomelo and my bitter/sour/Seville oranges. I don't know why, but the latter have been among the very easiest I have grown from seed. I must have 8 of those.